Breast Cancer Research and Treatment | March 13, 2024
This study found that methylmalonic acid (MMA), a substance that accumulates with age, is not associated with metastasis of breast cancer in humans. This is important as a follow-up to an animal study suggesting that accumulation of MMA leads to progression of breast cancer, with this study finding no such relationship in humans. Co-author Ana P. Gomes was funded by a Lung Association Innovation Award.
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