Anatomic position determines oncogenic specificity in melanoma

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RT @Planaria1: Next up is Richard White @whitefishlab who is sharing his group’s intriguing work on melanoma cell fate His group models me…

Next up is Richard White @whitefishlab who is sharing his group’s intriguing work on melanoma cell fate His group models melanoma in the zebra fish https://t.co/HfmjUaHNqM A critical finding: positional identity may be responsible for why cancers ofte…

Whenever I read this view that organ site doesn’t matter in cancer, I’m reminded of this work by @whitefishlab https://t.co/wUHouKb56d

RT @whitefishlab: A longstanding question in cancer: why do tumors only form in certain locations in the body? In our new @nature paper (ht…

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