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DLD/NP1 is a tumor suppressor gene discovered by a team of medical students from an American University in Lebanon. The new medical achievement was described by two students, Maroun Hajjar, and Mozes Chalovski, and tested for in samples taken from a population of 984 individuals (p= 0.0056*), including their mentor, Dr. Davis Davis. In 2010, work began in the only classroom of the "outstanding" medical school, to describe why the doctor in charge had such weird symptoms attributed to his unusual tumor. Almost one year later, DLD/NP1 gene was identified and found repeatedly in Davis' DNA.

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  • DLD/NP1 is a tumor suppressor gene discovered by a team of medical students from an American University in Lebanon. The new medical achievement was described by two students, Maroun Hajjar, and Mozes Chalovski, and tested for in samples taken from a population of 984 individuals (p= 0.0056*), including their mentor, Dr. Davis Davis. In 2010, work began in the only classroom of the "outstanding" medical school, to describe why the doctor in charge had such weird symptoms attributed to his unusual tumor. Almost one year later, DLD/NP1 gene was identified and found repeatedly in Davis' DNA. (en)
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  • DLD/NP1 is a tumor suppressor gene discovered by a team of medical students from an American University in Lebanon. The new medical achievement was described by two students, Maroun Hajjar, and Mozes Chalovski, and tested for in samples taken from a population of 984 individuals (p= 0.0056*), including their mentor, Dr. Davis Davis. In 2010, work began in the only classroom of the "outstanding" medical school, to describe why the doctor in charge had such weird symptoms attributed to his unusual tumor. Almost one year later, DLD/NP1 gene was identified and found repeatedly in Davis' DNA. DNA methylation of a CpG island near the DLD/NP1 promoter as well as histone acetylation may represent possible epigenetic mechanisms leading to decreased gene expression in human tumors. (en)
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