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Finnish cancer researchers discover mechanism that wakes up dormant breast cancer cells.
Finding could provide an opportunity to develop new therapies to prevent cancer recurrence.
Blocking the protein DUSP6 protein could provide a basis for effective combination therapy also in HER2 breast cancer cases that have already lost response to treatment.
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