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Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast study RNA's role in bowel cancer's resistance to chemotherapy, aiming to improve treatments amid rising early-onset cases.
Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast, backed by Cancer Research UK, are studying how bowel cancer develops resistance to chemotherapy, focusing on RNA's role in helping cancer cells repair damage from genotoxic drugs.
The project aims to uncover mechanisms behind treatment resistance, especially as early-onset cases rise among adults aged 25 to 49.
Bowel cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the UK, with about 1,300 cases and nearly 500 deaths annually in Northern Ireland.
The findings could lead to more effective therapies and improve outcomes for patients facing resistant disease.
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Investigadores de la Universidad Queen's de Belfast estudian el papel del ARN en la resistencia del cáncer intestinal a la quimioterapia, con el objetivo de mejorar los tratamientos en medio del aumento de los casos de aparición temprana.