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iQ NewsNet 
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From: Healthcare and medicine Researchers have found that breast cancer stem cells have a gene signature that might be used to develop drugs that can combine with conventional therapy to eradicate the cells. Cancer stem cells are resistant to normal chemotherapy and may be responsible for disease recurrence, resistance to treatment, and perhaps metastasis. [H][G] |
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