New Study Detects Oral Cancer Via RNA in Spit
Posted on Oct 12 - Filed Under Blogosphere
Doctors at UCLA have found links between microRNA strands like these and oral cancer. I can’t believe the number of things you can find out about yourself by spitting in a cup. A recent study at UCLA demonstrated that certain strands of micro RNA (miRNA) found in your saliva could indicate the presence of oral carcinoma. The work was published in Clinical Cancer Research , a journal of the American Association for Cancer Research. Doctors may have found a quick and easy way to routinely sc
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