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Oncogenes and human cancer conference

Oncogenes and Human Cancer: The Next 25 Years. Nature and Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncolgicas (the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre) are pleased to announce a conference focusing on the future of cancer research on the 25th anniversary of the isolation of oncogenes from human tumours, from 3 to 6 October 2007, in Madrid. The isolation of cancer genes from human tumours represented a landmark in the understanding of the molecular mechanisms responsible for human neoplasia. We now have a more detailed understanding of the molecular changes within transformed cells and how these and the tumour microenvironment influence cancer development. Oncogenes and Human Cancer: The Next 25 Years will emphasize future directions for cancer research and treatment.
For organisers, venue and further details, visit the conference website.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on June 01, 2007
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