Cancer Scholarly Peer-review Journal
Cancer which forms in breast
tissues is called breast cancer. One of the common types of breast
cancer is ductal
carcinoma that begins in the
Milk duct lining. The death rate for breast
cancer has been declining due to early detection and advanced treatment. Recurrence of the disease remains the major obstacle in moving from therapy to genuinely curative treatments. New research has demonstrated that recurrence of breast
cancer is mostly triggered by a subpopulation of
cancer cells in the breast. This subset of
cancer cells, commonly known as
cancer stem
cells (CSCs), exhibits phenotypes of the stem cells. They may self-renew and divide up to more differentiated
cancer cells asymmetrically. These
cells also have a high resistance to conventional therapeutic reactive. Academic peer review is the method of subjecting the scholarly study, thesis, or ideas of an individual to the examination of those who are specialists in the same area before an article is released in a journal discussing this study. Work may be accepted, deemed acceptable with revisions or dismissed. Peer review includes a group of experts who are eligible and willing to carry out fairly unbiased analysis of a specific (narrowly defined) area.
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