There could be a number of reasons, such as how the body reacts to chemicals, the settings for laser treatment, or something else
This work was supported by the Wilmot Cancer Institute Predoctoral Fellowship (G.A.), Wilmot Cancer Institute Pilot Funding (I.S.H.), the American Association for Cancer Research and Breast Cancer Research Foundation (20-20-26-HARR) (I.S.H.), Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester (I.S.H.), a Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellowship (M.E.K.), and a FNR-CORE grant C21/BM/15796788 (D.B.), and NIH grants R01CA269813 (I.S.H.), R37CA230042 (G.M.D), R24AA022057 (V.V.), R01AA028859 (Y.C.), AI150698 (J.M.), K01CA240533-01A1 (C.L.C.), and R01AR078000 (R.T.D.)
It's one of the most common questions we hear from the research community, and honestly, its a fantastic one
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