Titlebook: Cancer; An Enigma in Biology R. Nery Book 1986 R. Nery 1986 cancer.carcinogenesis.cell.epidemiology.genetics.oncology.pathology

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Outline of the Cancer Enigma, all who would learn his secrets had first to find and identify him and then to devise means for holding him fast. Only then could any meaningful dialogue with Proteus even begin. Not surprisingly, they usually failed, even in these preliminary efforts.

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Chromosomes and Cancer: Human Aspects,gression is partly through increasing genomic instability; and third, aneuploidy can aid in clinical staging of some malignancies. All too rarely, certain specific anomalies occur in a largely nonrandom manner, and they are then also diagnostic and, sometimes, prognostic aids.

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rimental carcinogenesis, pathology, im- munology, genetics, and even microbiology. Most extant tre- atments of the subject are multi-authored, even when they deal with just one of these various subdivisions. Moreover, the corresponding specialists have seen the cancer problem as one within the purvi

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Domenico Del Turco,Thomas Dellerer Two). Indeed, in terms of cost-effectiveness, cancer research, if viewed as a commercial enterprise, would have been declared bankrupt long ago. Yet, as a long-term investment, this obligatory human endeavour is arguably capable of paying high dividends, hopefully in the not too distant future.

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Interpretations: Facts, Fancies, and the Future in Oncology,er Two). Indeed, in terms of cost-effectiveness, cancer research, if viewed as a commercial enterprise, would have been declared bankrupt long ago. Yet, as a long-term investment, this obligatory human endeavour is arguably capable of paying high dividends, hopefully in the not too distant future.

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