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A new key to stop the proliferation of neuroendocrine system’s tumors

NewsBy IBioBA4 June, 2018

Mariana Fuertes- Photo: IBioBA, CONICET-MPSP. Researcher at IBioBA describe for the first time a mechanism used by these cells to divide, uncontrolled. The group led by Eduardo Arzt, director of the IBioBA and senior researcher of CONICET, published a new study in the journal Endocrine-Related Cancer, where they demonstrate for the first time how the…

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