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Fighting breast cancer at the molecular level

 
  February, 8 2001 2:27
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Fighting breast cancer at the molecular level


Using molecular-biology techniques, LSU scientists hope to develop tests that could detect individual cancer cells, allowing doctors to diagnose cancer before tumors are large enough to be felt or seen on mammograms. This early detection would allow treatment to begin sooner; ideally, before the cancer has metastasized, or spread.

Contact:
Kristine Calongne
kcalong@lsu.edu
225-578-5985
Louisiana State University


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