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The heart’s constant beating may suppress tumor growth in cardiac tissue
Science reports that a study links mechanical forces in the heart to changes in cancer cells’ gene regulation that may keep them from multiplying.
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Science says a recent study suggests the heart’s constant beating may help suppress tumor growth in cardiac tissue. The study reports that cellular pathways there alter gene regulation in cancer cells, limiting their proliferation. The findings may point toward cancer therapies based on mechanical stimulation.
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