Coming up next for the multi-institutional research team is trying to grow FA/HPV associated tumors in mice to see if restoration of the FANCA genetic pathway causes the cancer to shrink. Accomplishing this could lead to a preclinical model for testing novel approaches to cancer therapy, Dr. Wells said.
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