Causes can
include flawed genes, physical problems, environmental factors, premature birth or other issues before they were born, and even accidents.
Not exact matches
The results showed that all nine patients lost identical regions of chromosome 17, where the cancer - linked p53
gene is located, in each of the cancer samples,
including the early - stage STIC lesions, suggesting that the «misprinted» or
flawed p53
gene is an early step in ovarian cancer development.
Mutations in the beta - catenin
gene, or
flaws in the factors that degrade it, have long been linked to more aggressive disease in various tumor types,
including colon, lung and prostate cancer, and melanoma.