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Cancer is a disease of which of these?

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Is the MSN2 gene for colon cancer sex-linked?

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How effective is CRISPR cancer therapy in treating various types of cancer?

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Where can one find information about Tumor Suppressor Genese?

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What are two types of genes that when disrupted can cause cancer?

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Where can one find more information about breast cancer genetics?

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What Mutated genes that cause cancer are?

colonoscopy


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What percentage of breast cancer is down to a genetic fault?

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What do you call Genes whose causes cancer?

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