Cancer Biology
The term "cancer" covers a broad variety of diseases brought on by atypical cellular growth. The study of how genes, proteins, and biological processes interact to support the formation and development of cancer is known as cancer biology. Cancer biology is concerned with the fundamental principles underlying tumour mechanisms, cell proliferation, the transformation of healthy cells into cancer cells, the spread (metastasis) of cancer cells, and cutting-edge diagnostics. This study offers the foundation for potential treatments, clinical trials, and a deeper comprehension of the cancer cell. It also relates these discoveries to human health. A person's DNA becomes mutated over time, which causes cancer. Cancer-causing mutations can either be inherited or acquired.