Genetics is key to the development of cancer and also in the progression. Some inherited mutations confer a susceptibility to ...

Genetics significantly impact cancer risk, particularly in inherited mutations like BRCA1/BRCA2, which increase ...

LATS1/2-inactivation and consequent nuclear YAP/TAZ hyperactivation in the mammary epithelium drives the development of a pro ...

Several studies have been completed looking at the effect of BPO in women at high risk of developing ovarian cancer because of family history or because of being mutation carriers of either BRCA1 ...

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Sarah Anderson, oncology strategy lead director, Novotech, discusses the significance of triple-negative breast cancer research in the Asia-Pacific region, and the importance of clinical trial ...

Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Results: A novel germline CDH1 truncating mutation in the extracellular portion of ...

In Jewish communities, conversations about genetic risks often focus on BRCA mutations and breast cancer. But this American ...

Ethnicity can play a role in the odds of a person having these changes to the gene – for example people ... “Knowing that you’re BRCA1 positive, that you have a mutation that you may have ...

Besides describing the basic mechanisms governing programmed cell death, a large part of this review is dedicated to previous studies that were focused on screening tumours for mutations within ...