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Its role in cell growth means that it is often overexpressed in cancer, making it a valuable biomarker. So people who have been diagnosed with cancer will also look for this protein because it's a biomarker. Once they see accumulations of this, then it gives them an idea that cancer is expressing itself somewhere, or about to. And beyond some preliminary studies showing its increase in Alzheimer's and mid-times link to neurodegenerative disease, has been poorly understood. But scientists at the Department of Structural Biology and Development, Development for Neurology...