Scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, claim to have discovered what may cause some treatments to stop working in people living with bowel cancer.
The findings could help researchers use information about a person’s cancer to make better use of current treatments and develop more targeted therapies for bowel cancer, designed to stay one step ahead of the disease.
In research published in Cancer Research, the team studied bowel cancer organoids, tiny lab-grown versions of human organs that model how cancer cells behave in our bodies.
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