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Scientists focus on fusion proteins in childhood cancers

from National Cancer Institute

Scientists focus on fusion proteins in childhood cancers National Cancer Institute Cancer researchers have teamed up with experts in fields such as chemistry and structural biology to study a hallmark of childhood cancers — fusion proteins. Also known as fusion oncoproteins, these abnormal molecules are made of the fused parts of two proteins. Although fusion oncoproteins may drive the development of many cancers in children, researchers still know little about the biology of most of these diseases. READ MORE

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