Title
Preview
Creation Date
5-2019
Advisor
Sarah O'Leary-Driscoll; Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
Description
Papillary thyroid cancer is generally caused by a mutated MAP K pathway, and although it is mostly asymptomatic, it can result in throat pain and swollen neck lymph nodes. While thyroidectomies work well to rid the body of small tumors, radioactive iodine therapy is increasing in popularity to eradicate the cancerous cells. However, thyroid cancer is recurrent in around half of its patients within two years.
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