Identifying glioblastoma’s secrets, through single-cell RNA sequencing

November 2, 2017 Leave a comment 4,187 Views

Glioblastoma is one of the most common brain cancers. It’s also one of the most deadly, in part because the cancer tends to recur after treatment. Sometimes these recurrences occur in areas of the brain far from the original tumor ...

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Identifying glioblastoma’s secrets, through single-cell RNA sequencing

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