Genetic Studies Offer Clues to Pancreatic Cancer Progression
October 27, 2010
Genetic Studies Offer Clues to Pancreatic Cancer Progression
By comparing the genetic mutations and rearrangements in primary tumors and metastases within and between individuals, research teams from the US and UK are learning more about how pancreatic cancer develops and spreads.
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