Cellular reprogramming provides a potential new model to study disease progression in cancer

Genetic changes in genes are the main reasons for the formation of a tumor, also called tumorigenesis. In addition to genetic changes, epigenetic changes and reversible nongenetic alterations play an important role in tumorigenesis and disease progression. Since epigenetic changes can induce tumorigenesis and also reverse it, it is critical in cancer research to understand…

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A guide for biological science researchers.

This report is based on insights gathered during the European Venom Network (EUVEN) workshop on the patentability of natural compounds, with a focus on venom-derived molecules, held online on June 10, 2022. The program explored key aspects of intellectual property (IP) rights relevant to the development of therapeutic agents derived from natural sources, including animal…

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