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Why cancer risk declines sharply in old age
New research identifies some of the genes that could help to explain why lung cancer incidence rises with age but declines after the age of 75.
New research identifies some of the genes that could help to explain why lung cancer incidence rises with age but declines after the age of 75.
As science becomes more globalized, researchers must safeguard sensitive data from inadvertent legal breaches.
Reactions have been discovered that selectively transform nitrogen-containing rings, called pyrimidines, into various other ring systems — enabling rapid preparation of compound libraries for pharmaceutical research.