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cancer gene

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of cancer gene1

First recorded in 1975–80
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The research team first studied patients who are at a high risk of developing breast or ovarian cancers because they inherit a faulty copy of the cancer gene -- BRCA2 -- from their parents.

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According to her statement, in February 2023, Munn took a genetic test that checked for cancer genes — including BRCA, the most well-known breast cancer gene — and tested negative across the board, only to find out two months later that she had breast cancer.

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She said she tested negative for all of them, including BRCA, the most well-known breast cancer gene.

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Some viruses used to deliver genes to treat other conditions have been linked occasionally to cancer because they may activate a cancer gene or give the engineered cells a growth advantage.

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Some gene-delivering viruses have been implicated in rare cases of cancer for other forms of gene therapy, as their insertion of DNA into the cell’s chromosomes may unintentionally activate a cancer gene or give the engineered cells a growth advantage.

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