Researchers uncover how “silent” genetic changes drive cancer

Thursday, June 2, 2016 - 11:10 in Biology & Nature

Small molecules called tRNA, whose job is to help translate genes into proteins, are not usually considered important for understanding the causes of disease. But a new study shows that fluctuations in some tRNAs may in fact influence the progression of breast cancer. More »

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