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[NEWS FOCUS] MOLECULAR BIOLOGY: Cancer's Perpetual Source?

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Post [NEWS FOCUS] MOLECULAR BIOLOGY: Cancer's Perpetual Source?

The discovery of tumor cells that behave like stem cells suggests why cancer may be so hard to eradicate--and how new therapies might be targeted.

Author: Jean Marx

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