Tag: gene

• New Treatments For Bone Cancer

  Extensive efforts have been made recently to boost our understanding of the pathogenesis of bone cancer and develop therapeutic targets. This is an improvement since several decades ago; treatment protocols were medically challenged irrespective of their stage: bone sarcomas or metastasis of advanced cancers. There is a dire need for prompt treatment and critical attention.…

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  3rd Aug 2026

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  absorption, allograft, alloplast, apoptosis, autograft, bioactiveglass, biocompatibility, biopsy, cancer, cell, chemiluminescence, chemotherapy, chromatin, denosumab, diffusion, dna, DNA replication, erlotinib, erythropoiesis, gallium, gene, haem, hypoxia, immobilization, inflammation, lenvatinib, levatonib, medicine, metastatic, monoclonalantibody, nanoparticles, oncology, osteoconductive, osteogenic, osteoinductive, parenteral, phagocytosis, photodynamictherapy, photoimmunotherapy, photon, photothermaltherapy, proton, radiation, reactiveoxygenspecies, regofarenib, sorafenib, surgery, targetedtherapy, xenoplast

• The Role Of Col2a1a promoter in Ewing sarcoma

  There have been several recent discoveries that have come to our attention, which significantly impact our understanding of bone cancer and open new avenues for detecting cancer, especially in cases where bone cancer is less likely to be linked to modifiable risk factors. Current risk factors for bone cancers arise from genetic conditions, chemical or…

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  3rd Aug 2026

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  cancer, craniofacial, enzyme, ewingsarcoma, fusion, gene, health, histology, human, medicine, oncology, promoter, replication, transgenic, translocation, zebrafish

• Targeted Therapy

  This is where a protein or enzyme is targeted to help prevent tumour growth and progression and boost the immune system. Several factors influence the type of targeted therapy: Clinical and medical history General Health Type of cancer Size of the cancer Previous cancer treatments for the cancer, whether new or recurring. The main types…

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  2nd Aug 2026

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  bacteria, basophils, carboazatinib, cellsignalling, chemokines, cytokines, denosumab, enterocyte, enzyme, eosinophils, gene, imatinib, immune cell, inflammation, interleukins, lymphocytes, mifarmatide, monoclonalantibody, neutrophils, paneth, peyers, protein, proteinkinase, sorafenib, tumournecrosisfactor, tyrosinekinase

• Round Cell Sarcoma FactFile

  Overview of Round Cell Sarcoma Malignancy:    Malignant Type of bone tumour: Mesenchymal tumour Grade: Varies Location: Onset: Varies with type of round cell sarcoma Risk Factors Of Round Cell Sarcoma A) Genetics: EWSR1::NFATC2 and FUS::NFATC2 fusions EWS RNA-binding protein 1 (EWSR1) is a member of the FET or TET family and is found on chromosome…

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  21st Jul 2026

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  bone, cancer, children, eswr1, ewingsarcoma, fus, fusion, gene, health, medicine, mesenchymal, myxoid, nfatc2, oncology, paediatric, roundcell, sarcoma, transcript, transcription

• Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy And Head And Neck Cancer

  There is increasing evidence that reveals the role of the X-linked recessive disease, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), in elevating the risk of cancer. To date, it has been implicated in the occurrence of brain cancer, alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, benign enchondroma, leukaemia, lymphomas, melanomas, and carcinomas (Vita et al., 2021; Jones et al., 2021). Upon exploring the…

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  26th Jul 2025

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  bone, cancer, crosstalk, Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy, dystrophy, gene, geneticcondition, headandneck, health, inspiration, musculoskeleton, protein, tumoursuppressor, wellbeing