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ミナ･ビッセル「癌の新しい理解につながる実験」
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Mina Bissell |
TEDGlobal 2012
• June 2012
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乳癌研究者のミナ･ビッセルは、癌細胞はどれもが腫瘍になるのではなく 周囲の環境（微小環境）の送る信号によって腫瘍化が左右されると信じ、この画期的な考えを証明するための研究を数十年に渡って続けてきました。癌の増殖に対する定説の間違いを示した二つの実験について話します。
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乳癌研究者のミナ･ビッセルは、癌細胞はどれもが腫瘍になるのではなく 周囲の環境（微小環境）の送る信号によって腫瘍化が左右されると信じ、この画期的な考えを証明するための研究を数十年に渡って続けてきました。癌の増殖に対する定説の間違いを示した二つの実験について話します。
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Mina Bissell
Cancer Researcher
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Mina Bissell studies how cancer interacts with our bodies, searching for clues to how cancer's microenvironment influences its growth.
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