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A recent study has revealed that cancer gene mutations in domestic cats share similarities with those found in humans. This research could provide insights into cancer mechanisms applicable to both species.
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A recent study has revealed that cancer gene mutations in domestic cats share similarities with those found in humans. This research could provide insights into cancer mechanisms applicable to both species.
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Cats could help scientists better understand human cancer, study says
Study Finds Similarities Between Cancer Gene Mutations in Cats and Humans