Cancer’s frequent spread to the lungs is driven by important amino acid

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Source: New AtlasBy: Paul McClureDate: 01/01/2025, 10:02:00 PM
A new study has identified one of the reasons why cancer frequently spreads from elsewhere in the body to the lungs: an amino acid called aspartate. The findings improve our understanding of cancer and open the door to new treatments…
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