RNA-Seq reveals mutations that crop up in normal cells as we age

June 11, 2019 Leave a comment 3,041 Views

Analyzing RNA sequencing data pinpoints ‘somatic clones,’ including some harboring cancer mutations, in many types of normal tissue. Cell division is not perfect. As we get older, mutations often appear in genes in normal cells. Most of these mutated cells ...

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