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A Closer Look at Chemical Carcinogenesis: Quantitative Aspects,elvin. And with this severe criterion he dismissed the chemistry of his time: “... thus chemistry can never become more than systematic art or an experimental doctrine; it can never become true science.” Chemistry has long since matured beyond Kant’s verdict, with the firm theoretical underpinnings of thermodynamics and atomic theory.

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,The Mitochondria and Warburg’s Cancer Theory,rement for malignant growth in the damage to cell respiration and in “aerobic glycolysis.” In 1923, Otto Warburg discovered glycolysis by tumors; in 1955 he collected observations and hypotheses into a suggestive mental structure.

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DNA and Carcinogenesis,n cells. (The DNA fibers of a single mouse cell, if strung out in one thread would be almost a meter long.) For the chemist they are really quite simple fibers (polynucleotides); polyester fibers, the plastics chemist would call them, hardly more complicated than Nylon or Dacron.

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Summary: A Program for a Computer, still no satisfactory answer to the question, what is a tumor cell. One thing we can be sure of: cancer can be experimentally induced by the most varying means. But now as ever it is unknown whether there is a common denominator for all these different causes of cancer.

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History of Experimental Stroke ResearchOnly heart disease is a greater killer, and cancer is still on the increase. This staircase in tumor incidence appears to lead further, suggesting that cancer could soon become the most important cause of death.

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Kurt Krapfenbauer,Michael Fountoulakiselvin. And with this severe criterion he dismissed the chemistry of his time: “... thus chemistry can never become more than systematic art or an experimental doctrine; it can never become true science.” Chemistry has long since matured beyond Kant’s verdict, with the firm theoretical underpinnings of thermodynamics and atomic theory.

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Emilie Ernoult,Catherine Guetterement for malignant growth in the damage to cell respiration and in “aerobic glycolysis.” In 1923, Otto Warburg discovered glycolysis by tumors; in 1955 he collected observations and hypotheses into a suggestive mental structure.

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J?rg Hanrieder,Henrik Zetterberg,Kaj Blennown cells. (The DNA fibers of a single mouse cell, if strung out in one thread would be almost a meter long.) For the chemist they are really quite simple fibers (polynucleotides); polyester fibers, the plastics chemist would call them, hardly more complicated than Nylon or Dacron.