Scientists map hidden diversity in deadly childhood cancers
NCT ID NCT04987476
Summary
This study aimed to understand why aggressive childhood cancers called rhabdoid tumors often stop responding to treatment. Researchers analyzed individual cancer cells from 15 children to map the different cell types within each tumor. The goal was to discover how this cellular diversity leads to drug resistance and identify potential new targets for future therapies.
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Institut Curie
Paris, 75005, France
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