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Researching how circadian rhythms influence cancer development

From Raymond Meese November 5th, 2019

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Associate Professor Carla Finkielstein, of the Department of Biological Sciences, and her team, which includes undergraduate Esther Wisdom, are researching how the 24-hour circadian rhythm influences cancer development. "Everything that we do has a face, and that face is the face of the patient," said Finkielstein.

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