The study also examined a gene called Atrx which was already associated with aggressive forms of bowel cancer (Alamy/PA) Cellular plasticity was found to be an important element in bowel cancer ...

The study also found that the absence of a gene called Atrx, which had already been linked to bowel cancer risk, seemed to be linked to increased “shapeshifting” in tumours. These spread from ...

Jersey is "very inspiring", a senior United Nations (UN) official has said as the island hosts talks on how to improve humanitarian aid around the world. In 2024, Jersey Overseas Aid (JOA) was ...

The study also examined a particular gene called Atrx which was already associated with aggressive forms of bowel cancer. Using mice and human tissue samples, researchers found the loss of this ...

Scottish scientists have made a key discovery in how bowel cancer, which is increasingly being diagnosed in younger people in Scotland, is able to disguise itself. Cancer cells can mimic skin or ...

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Cancer models are naturally existing or artificially induced systems that share features with human cancers. Experimental systems for studying human cancer include cell lines and organisms such as ...

A major discovery from researchers in Scotland is shedding new light on how bowel cancer spreads — and the results could reshape future cancer treatments. The study, recently published in Nature, ...

The study also examined a particular gene called Atrx which was already associated with aggressive forms of bowel cancer. Using mice and human tissue samples, researchers found the loss of this gene ...

The chromatin-remodelling enzyme ATRX and the transcription factor HNF4A are identified as pivotal regulators of colonic epithelial identity, with roles in metastasis in colorectal cancer.