Cancer Can Emerge from Epigenetic Change Rather than DNA Mutation
Researchers here provide a demonstration that a form of liver cancer can emerge from change in the epigenetic control over gene expression in the absence of mutation of nuclear DNA, rather than from mutation of nuclear DNA. It is an interesting open question as to the degree to which aging predispos
<p>Researchers here provide a demonstration that a form of liver cancer can emerge from change in the epigenetic control over gene expression in the absence of mutation of nuclear DNA, rather than from mutation of nuclear DNA. It is an interesting open question as to the degree to which aging predispos</p>