Not Signed In - Genetic Fingerprints Identify Brain Tumors' Origins
Tue, 13 Feb 2007 04:00 AM EST
... Genetic fingerprints that reveal where a brain cell came from remain distinct even after the cell becomes a brain tumor, an international coalition of scientists will report in the Feb. 1 issue of Cancer Research. ...
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- Most people with small tumors will have no permanent paralysis of the face after surgery. However, about two-thirds of patients with large tumors will have some permanent facial weakness after surgery.
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