[MOL] New Gene Mutation identified in Colon Cancer.... [00417]

**New Gene Mutation Identified in Colon Cancer
MSKCC researchers have found that a newly identified genetic mutation may account for up to nine percent of the colon cancer cases diagnosed in the United States.

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