Brain Tumors & The Idea Of Diversity
by Katie Arden
Brain tumors may come about through a number of factors, depending on who you speak to. However, with so many different types to cells to consider, it can be nothing short of a challenge when trying to separate them. This is especially true when they come together in order to form the tumors in question, meaning that there is that much more of a need for the most unique procedures to come to the forefront. That being said, can the physical differences between cells be attributed to chromosomes?
Medical Xpress posted an article that made mention of the possibility of "chromosomal abnormalities" being put into effect. Jianhua Xing, an associate professor specializing in biological sciences, said that the understanding of these various cells is what could result in greater information about diversity in this field. It's also been said that this has the chance of aiding in the creation of remedies to help patients. Xing did not perform in this field alone; in this case, he worked alongside neurological surgical specialist Yi-Hong Zhou.
The report said that Xing and Zhou were able to focus on the point of cell diversity in brain tumors, saying that this could come about because of chromosome 7, which is what cells have been possessing greater numbers of than what was sufficient. When it comes to the potential triggers of the tumors in question, Voices against Brain Cancer - amongst other organizations - cannot stress the important of this enough. What is it that creates this condition in the brain? With cancer cells harnessing the ability to bypass bodily security systems, this is a point that is more than worth noting.
When it comes to the factors to consider in the way of cell shifts, the mis-segregation of chromosomes is apparently the strongest to make note of. Without this, tumors would not be able to progress in the brain as well as they might have been able to otherwise. There are various efforts to consider, many of them being done in attempt to keep chromosomes at more normal levels. The scientific process is a complicated one, though, and the prevalence of variables is a point that cannot be questioned.
Can it be said that chromosomes are the only factor that can lead to the formation and progression of brain tumors? It would be a lofty claim to make, as there are other potential factors that can make this come about, which is why efforts are continually put forth by individuals like Xing and Zhou. Even though one key might be found in order to take away one lock, many other locks have to be considered. With cancer cells being so advanced, though, one pathway becoming open is welcome.
Go to <a href="http://www.voicesagainstbraincancer.org">Voices against Brain Cancer</a> if you'd like more knowledge about raising awareness for brain tumors.. This article, <a href="http://www.uberarticles.com/home.php?id=1948833&p=56131">Brain Tumors & The Idea Of Diversity</a> is available for free reprint.
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Title: Brain Tumors & The Idea Of Diversity
Author: Katie Arden
Email: seo@fishbat.com
Keywords: brain tumors, brain cancer, brain cancer awareness, glioblastoma, Voices against Brain Cancer
Word Count: 452
Category: Disease & Illness
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