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The researchers say that their study also highlighted a link between WNT pathway activation and patient survival, for those having a CNS PNET tumour that was activated survived for longer than those without pathway activation.
Take it from a man whose wife, Sue, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer normally found in children called Primitive Neuroectodermal Tumors, or PNET, while pregnant with Jennifer Lynne in 2000.
However, the vast majority of medulloblastoma/ PNET cases, even those with moderate to large areas of tumor necrosis, did not show this phenomenon.
 
 
 
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