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Subtle changes in normal genes implicated in breast cancer

s, or physical changes that could be used in the early detection of breast cancers before they can be diagnosed by conventional means.

Polyak said that Dana-Farber has filed for a patent on the method and the genes identified as aberrantly methylated in the various cell types, and is working with a company to use it for the development of diagnostic tools for early breast cancer diagnosis.


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Contact: Bill Schaller
william_schaller@dfci.harvard.edu
617-632-5357
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
13-Jul-2005


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