( ial College in London and the Universit...)Deficient DNA Repair Capacity Associated With Increased Risk Of Breast Cancer

ial College in London and the University of Torino in Italy, discuss the difficulties in designing studies of DNA repair capacity and the need for the development of better laboratory tests for such studies. "When DNA repair capacity can be measured easily and quickly, the scientific community will be able to clearly understand the role of DNA repair capacity in the development of cancer and possibly to develop interventions to reduce cancer incidence and mortality," they write.

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Source:Journal of the National Cancer Institute


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