New Breast Cancer Research Has Been Reported by Scientists at University of Cambridge.(Report)(Brief article)

Current study results from the report, "MicroRNAs dysregulated in breast cancer preferentially target key oncogenic pathways," have been published. "MicroRNA (miRNA) dysregulation has been associated with numerous cancers including breast cancer. The dysregulation of miRNAs in cancer has been shown to perturb various pathways, with oncogenic effects," scientists in Cambridge, United Kingdom report (see also Breast Cancer).

"Here we investigate the relationship between dysregulated miRNAs and pathways involved in breast cancer by integrating miRNA and mRNA expression data. From a list of dysregulated miRNAs, we started by selecting the subset that appear to be regulating genes …