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Study decodes deadly Tasmanian devil cancer

2010-01-01 15:53 BJT

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An unnamed male Tasmanian devil cub receives a health check-up in his enclosure at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, in this October 22, 2009 file photo. A international team of scientists has discovered the genetic marker for a deadly cancer ravaging Australia's Tasmanian devil population, and they say their findings pave the way for developing treatments. Photo taken October 22, 2009.(Xinhua/Reuters Photo)

An unnamed male Tasmanian devil cub receives a health check-up in his enclosure
at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, in this October 22, 2009 file photo. A international
team of scientists has discovered the genetic marker for a deadly cancer
ravaging Australia's Tasmanian devil population, and they say their findings
pave the way for developing treatments. Photo taken October 22, 2009.
(Xinhua/Reuters Photo)

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