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EP34632
Abstract: Cancer has become the disease with the highest incidence and mortality rate. The development of cancer is essentially an abnormal lesion formed by the abnormal growth of cells in local tissues of the body and the process of this abnormal lesion often involves various genetic mutations. With over 20,000 genes in each human body, hundreds are directly related to cancer, and one or several mutations in these cancer-causing genes will greatly increase the probability of cancer development. As technologies in medical and life sciences continue to advance, there are now many ways to screen and diagnose cancer.Summary: Cancer has become the disease with the highest incidence and mortality rate. The development of cancer is essentially an abnormal lesion formed by the abnormal growth of cells in local tissues of the body and the process of this abnormal lesion often involves various genetic mutations. References: https://www.cd-genomics.com/diseasepanel/wp-content/themes/diseasepanel/pdf/main/Why-Cancer-Panels-Stand-Out-for-Cancer-Research.pdf
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