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This project investigates clonally transmissible cancers in marine bivalves, focusing on disseminated neoplasia in the common cockle. By utilizing advanced lipidomics and proteomics, it aims to identify biomarkers and understand cancer transmission, which poses risks to marine ecosystems and fisheries.
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Characterization and search for biomarker of marine transmissible cancers Clonally transmissible cancers are cell clones that are transmitted between individuals via the transfer of living cancer cells.
There are only three known types of naturally occurring clonally transmissible cancers, one of which is a disseminated neoplasia (DN) found in marine bivalves. DN is a leukemia-like cancer characterized by the proliferation of hypertrophied cells.
In later stages of the disease, thes…
UNIVERSIDADE DE AVEIRO
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