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Epigenetic scars of Brca1 loss point toward breast cancer cell of origin
The two-hit hypothesis suggests that a second mutation is necessary for cancer development in cells with a defective tumor-suppressor gene, such as BRCA1. However, a study now shows that the loss of just one Brca1 allele in mice can pre-program cells for cancer-promoting changes, indicating cancer may progress earlier than previously thought.
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