Harvard Researchers Have Solved a Perplexing Cancer Mystery
A new study sheds light on the mysterious connection between non-coding mutations and cancer risk, pointing to potential drug targets to lower the risk for people born with particular genetic mutations.A new mechanism links mutations in areas devoid of genes to cancer.For many years, the human genome was seen as a book of life, with passages of remarkable eloquence and economy of expression intermingled with long stretches of nonsense. The readable areas carried the instructions for producing cell proteins; the other…