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Dictionary » P » Predisposition Predispositionpredisposition A latent susceptibility to disease which may be activated under certain conditions, as by stress. Origin: L. Disponere = to dispose ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Natural selection is proven wrong... an obvious genetic basis. "These are the genes that might underlie this form of cancer," she says. Genes involved in breast cancer predisposition can also play roles in cancers such as ovarian and prostate, she says. "They [the variants] may predispose to more than breast cancer ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... of their role in breast cancer, Byrne says the findings may have side benefits for cancer research in general. Genes involved in breast cancer predisposition can also play roles in cancers such as ovarian and prostate, she says. "They [the variants] may predispose to more than breast cancer ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... of their role in breast cancer, Byrne says the findings may have side benefits for cancer research in general. Genes involved in breast cancer predisposition can also play roles in cancers such as ovarian and prostate, she says. "They [the variants] may predispose to more than breast cancer ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... of their role in breast cancer, Byrne says the findings may have side benefits for cancer research in general. Genes involved in breast cancer predisposition can also play roles in cancers such as ovarian and prostate, she says. "They [the variants] may predispose to more than breast cancer ...
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Natural selection is proven wrong... of their role in breast cancer, Byrne says the findings may have side benefits for cancer research in general. Genes involved in breast cancer predisposition can also play roles in cancers such as ovarian and prostate, she says. "They [the variants] may predispose to more than breast cancer ...
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