Titlebook: Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis; Elizabeth K. Weisburger Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Mamma.Tumor.cancer.carcinogenesis.carcinom

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Use of Organ Explant and Cell Culture in Cancer Research,ar, multi-tissue . growth of sections or pieces (expiants) of organs which retains at least some of the histologic structural integrity of the tissue from which it was taken. Expiant organ culture contains therefore the multiple cell types that are the components of the tissue from which the expiant

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Season of Operation and Differential Long-Term Progression: Clinical, Statistical, and Psychologica in isolated organ systems (29). In human patients, for example, specific peaks have been noted for certain months of the year — and as one might expect, questioned as well — over several decades (10, 21, 27, 29, 34, 44, 49). Moreover, the partial resemblance to cyclic trends of infections or vector

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2526-7Mamma; Tumor; cancer; carcinogenesis; carcinoma; cell; cell culture; metastatic disease; oncogene; prevention

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Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989

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Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis978-94-009-2526-7Series ISSN 1871-3238

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The Influence of Human Behavior on Neoplastic Progression,The incidence of common cancers in humans is determined by various potentially controllable external factors, because the incidence of cancer varies from region to region, depending on the habits, diet, and customs of people. Cancer is, to some extent, a preventable disease (4).

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Carcinogenic Effects of Ionizing Radiation,Within less than a decade after the discovery of the X-ray by Roentgen, 1895, the occurrence of cancer as a late complication of radiation injury was recognized. For decades thereafter, it was assumed that cancer would result only from doses large enough to cause severe damage and disorganization of tissue (46).

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Species-Specific Aspects of the Carcinogenicity of Chloroform,with ether. After prolonged or repeated exposure, some cases of hepatic necrosis or cardiac toxicity were noted, but until other anesthetics such as halothane were introduced, CHCl. was often the anesthetic of choice (10).