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The scary speed at which cancer cells grow under a microscope
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November 16, 2024
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1:03Now PlayingDivide and conquer? That's what cancer does. In this jaw-dropping video, UK oncology PhD student Sophie Williams shows how triple-negative breast cancer cells — an aggressive subtype known for its rapid growth — explodes over four days under artificial laboratory conditions. Williams, 23, hopes the viral montage raises awareness about cancer research.
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