Clinical Lecturer in Diabetes & Endocrinology - University of Edinburgh

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15 Nov 2010

A study from Queen Mary University of London has shown that male hormones (androgens) can fuel the growth of tumour cells by promoting the fusion of two genes, resulting in a mutant gene which can be found in roughly 50% of prostate cancers.

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