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A British study has revealed that a small species of reptile, specifically the Lemon Frost gecko, which is characterized by its bright yellow color, is experiencing an unprecedented rate of cancer development, with approximately 80% of these lizards affected. Genetic mutations associated with this disease have been identified, and the study results indicate that many of these mutations are linked to genes and physiological processes also related to cancer in humans. The Lemon Frost gecko is considered a unique model for researching the causes of cancer development and proliferation, particularly since it naturally develops tumors at an early age. This may help in developing new strategies for faster diagnosis and treatment in humans. The condition is attributed to a genetic mutation that occurred during artificial breeding and became widespread after the species entered the pet trade, making it an important tool for studying the causes of cancer in certain organisms more accurately.
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