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Cancer cells gain immortality via dormant gene activation
Scientists report a key event that reactivates a long-dormant gene in highly malignant cancer cells, triggering production of telomerase which may enable endless replication. The finding suggests a new cancer treatment approach aiming to block this enzyme, potentially harming only cancer cells while sparing normal ones.
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Washington Post
National Academy of Sciences
Huber Warner
National Institute On Aging
National Institutes of Health
Cancer Research Society of Quebec
Warner
Calvin Harley
McMaster Uni
Versity
Hamilton
Ontario
Harley
McMaster
Geron Corp
Menlo Park
Calif
Christopher Counter
Hal Hirte
Silvia Bacchetti