Bridging Predisposition to an Early Detection in Cancer: D1853N Polymorphism and Circulating Tumour Cells

Parvin Mehdipour

Department of Medical Genetics, School of Medicine, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran

Parvin Mehdipour, Department of Medical Genetics, School of Medicine, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran.

Keywords: Polymorphism; Circulating Tumour Cells; Cancer Biology

Abstract

Cell, is an initiator of the individuals ‘life with many hidden and unmasked facts and pathways which are cooperative with their contiguous environments. Moreover, Cancer Cells are characterized with the puzzling strategy which requires reinstatement in cancer research. So, bridging Cell Biology to Cancer is a leading channel to the translational research. In fact, the triangle of ‘Cancer/Cell/Biology’ consists of many layers of facts with cooperative functions. Eventually, the functional cooperation has negative impact on the health status of cancer patients. Conclusively, Cancer Biology is a brief explanation of our aim and task in cancer research with its personalized applicability in cancer- clinics and management.

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