Human cancer under a microscope. The black dots on the right of the image are lymphocytes which are trying to get at the tumor, but are being stopped by cancer-associated fibroblasts. Disclaimer ...

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Translocations are indeed common in cancer cells, and some translocations produce oncogenes that are responsible for malignant transformation. Translocations involving human chromosomes are of ...

Histopathology also contributes to advances in our understanding of diseases, leading to the development of new treatments.

A study published in Science Advances reveals a novel strategy that allows tumors to evade the body's immune response ...

Cancer cells have special adaptation mechanisms that allow them to proliferate despite changes in their genetic makeup.

A new project at Purdue University that combines many types of available data in a “digital twin” model of bladder cancer may prove powerful enough to predict patient outcomes.