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UCSF-led study offers insight into cancer development, resistance to therapy: finding focuses on Ras oncogene
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UCSF-led scientists have determined that under certain conditions the Ras oncogene, a key culprit in many cancers, suppresses the function of the p53 tumor-suppressor gene, offering an important insight into the development of some cancers, and an explanation for why some cancers are resistant to radiation therapy. David A. Wood Foundation Contact:
Jennifer O'Brien
jobrien@pubaff.ucsf.edu
415-476-2557
University of California, San Francisco
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