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Nature 399, 203-204 (20 May 1999) | doi:10.1038/20309
Cancer: Many vessels, faulty gene
William G. Kaelin, Jr1
Hereditary cancer syndromes can teach us much about the molecular circuits that are central to the life of a cancer cell. The genes responsible for these syndromes often encode proteins that act at critical points in the pathways controlling fundamental processes such as cell division, differentiation and death.
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