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Researchers Identify New Method of Slowing Down Cancer Development
Eliminating the protein Tudor-SN from cancer cells slowed down their growth and division. A team of researchers from the Center for RNA Biology at University of Rochester has identified a new way to slow down the rapid growth of cancer cells.
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