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Feature: Devil Is in the DNA by: Katrina Morris Ancient DNA is helping shed light on why the Tasmanian devil is being driven to extinction.	Browse: Devil Tumour Changing by: Stephen Luntz The cancer that is killing Tasmanian devils is changing.
Browse: Devilish Epigenetics Drive Tumour by: Stephen Luntz Tasmanian devil facial tumour disease occurs when epigenetic factors turn off surface molecules that the immune system uses to recognise foreign tissue	Browse: Devil Facial Tumour Evolves to a More Deadly Form

Australasian Science July/August 2018
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Browse: Devil Tumour Changing

by: Stephen Luntz

The cancer that is killing Tasmanian devils is changing.

Browse: Devilish Epigenetics Drive Tumour

by: Stephen Luntz

Tasmanian devil facial tumour disease occurs when epigenetic factors turn off surface molecules that the immune system uses to recognise foreign tissue

Browse: Devil Facial Tumour Evolves to a More Deadly Form

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