New approach targeting deadliest brain cancer shows promise in early testing (IMAGE)
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The University of Virginia School of Medicine's Roger Abounader, MD, PhD, and colleagues have identified “microRNAs” that can simultaneously suppress multiple malfunctioning genes responsible for glioblastoma’s formation and growth.
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