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TINY FINS MAKING A BIG SPLASH
biology, marine biology The Dish On Science biology, marine biology The Dish On Science

TINY FINS MAKING A BIG SPLASH

Across the global ocean, billions of small animals undergo a daily commute of hundreds of feet between their daytime habitat in the ocean depths and their nighttime feeding grounds just below the surface of the water. This may not sound impressive compared to the thousands of miles covered during the migrations of whales or birds, but when considered collectively, the migration of these tiny animals blows all other animal migrations out of the water.

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BREAST CANCER - ONE DIAGNOSIS, MANY DIFFERENT DISEASES?
biology, bioinformatics, genetics Melissa Ko biology, bioinformatics, genetics Melissa Ko

BREAST CANCER - ONE DIAGNOSIS, MANY DIFFERENT DISEASES?

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women and about a quarter of a million new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed this year. For many years previously, patients with breast cancer have been prescribed essentially the same blanket treatment for their cancer. However, “breast cancer” itself is not just one disease; patients who are diagnosed with breast cancer may have tumors that differ in many significant ways, including amount of aggression and sensitivity to drug treatments.

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