Oncologists from the University of California in the course of recent research have been able to find a unique gene that causes aggressive brain cancer.. The research results were published on March 27 in the scientific journal Cell Reports..

In a new study, San Francisco scientists have found that increased activity of the FOXM1 gene is the cause of an aggressive form of brain cancer in both women and men, according to Pannochka, an online publication for girls and women aged 14 to 35. net David Reilly, MD, claims that this rare gene is responsible for the aggressive growth of the tumor and the frequent recurrence of this type of cancer..

In addition, scientists were able to find that FOXM1, which encodes a transcription factor protein that can regulate the activity of many other genes that can provoke the growth of cancers in humans, including cancer of the liver, breast, lung, prostate, colon and pancreas.

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