Scientists have identified a new genetic marker that accounts for up to 1.4 percent of cases of hereditary colon cancer. Patients with mutations in this gene, if identified, could follow a clinical approach much more consistent with their genetics.
Scientists have identified a new genetic marker that accounts for up to 1.4 percent of cases of hereditary colon cancer. Patients with mutations in this gene, if identified, could follow a clinical approach much more consistent with their genetics.