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Genome Biology Papers on Cancer Drug Resistance, Breast Cancer TWAS, Beijing Air Microbes

Mar 04, 2020

Australian researchers report on findings from a functional analysis of cancer drug resistance genes in cell lines and tumor xenograft models in mice. Using a CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing-based knockout screening in cancer cells, the team tallied the genes and pathways targeted by cancer treatments, while unearthing 10 genes related to resistance to multiple drugs.

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