Very interesting:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/8414124.stm
From the article: "This is the first time that a complete cancer genome has been sequenced and similar insights into other cancer genomes are likely to follow...."
"...From this, the experts estimate a typical smoker acquires one new mutation for every 15 cigarettes they smoke. Although many of these mutations will be harmless, some will trigger cancer..."
Just a couple of the interesting excerpts, I think this is excellent news.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/8414124.stm
From the article: "This is the first time that a complete cancer genome has been sequenced and similar insights into other cancer genomes are likely to follow...."
"...From this, the experts estimate a typical smoker acquires one new mutation for every 15 cigarettes they smoke. Although many of these mutations will be harmless, some will trigger cancer..."
Just a couple of the interesting excerpts, I think this is excellent news.
