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By Stephen Beech

Sex chromosomes drive how human cells respond to disease — including cancer, reveals new research.

Sex chromosomes drive how human cells respond to diseases including cancer

Dr. Dan Theodorescu is Nancy C. and Craig M. Berge Chair and Director of the University of Arizona Cancer Center. (University Arizona Cancer Center via SWNS)

Sex chromosomes drive how human cells respond to diseases including cancer

Dr. Dan Theodorescu was the lead author of the study. (University Arizona Cancer Center via SWNS)

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