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Preneoplasia in Breast Cancer,sias arising from most epithelial tissues.. A variety of human cancers are thought to progress through several stages, as evidenced by the terms “carcinoma . and “precancerous cystic hyperplasia,”. although the concept is muddied by the lack of clearly defined criteria to characterize the various stages biologically.

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Antiestrogens: Mechanism of Action and Effects in Breast Cancer,this review is to summarize this research. We will review first some of the biological activities of antiestrogens in normal tissues, and the mechanisms that have been proposed for their effects, then the role of antiestrogens in experimental animal breast cancer, and the data currently available on

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Russia and the Realist Response: Turgenev immunological techniques that allow measurement of picogram or nanogram quantities of antigens. In addition, immunological assays can be exquisitely specific, and in some instances can discriminate between molecules with differences in a single amino acid or sugar. Such procedures have provided the

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Biotic interactions — effects on man. These studies have recently been culminated by the determination of the entire nucleic acid sequence of the rabbit .-globin mRNA.. However, the precise mechanism controlling the expression of any single eukaryotic gene remains to be established.

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