Stem Cells That Become Resistant To Leukemia Drug May Be Source Of Genetic Chaos

An international team of scientists, led by researchers from Temple University School of Medicine, has found that a source of mounting genomic chaos, or instability, common to chronic myeloid leukemia may lie in a pool of leukemia stem cells that are immune to treatment with potent targeted anticancer drugs.

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