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Using DNA samples donated by thousands of patients at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, doctors have found a lead in their hunt for the causes of neuroblastoma, the baffling cancer that killed Alex of Alex's Lemonade Stand at age 8.
At CHOP, lab manager Cecilia Kim holds a bead chip which contains genetic variance for the neuroblastoma analysis. (April Saul / Inquirer)
At CHOP, lab manager Cecilia Kim holds a bead chip which contains genetic variance for the neuroblastoma analysis. (April Saul / Inquirer)
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