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Мина Бисселл: Эксперименты, ведущие к новому пониманию рака

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На протяжении десятилетий исследовательница Мина Бисселл пыталась доказать революционную идею: раковая клетка не образует опухоль автоматически. Её поведение зависит от окружающих клеток (её микросреды), которые сигнализируют ей, что делать дальше. Она рассказывает о двух решающих экспериментах, которые доказали несостоятельность прежней теории развития рака.

Mina Bissell studies how cancer interacts with our bodies, searching for clues to how cancer's microenvironment influences its growth. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Anna Novikova
Reviewed by Olga Dmitrochenkova
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