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Alan A. Boulton,Glen B. Baker,Peter H. Yusly treated, it leads to the death of the host. In healthy adults, however, many normal tissues contain actively multiplying cells, the replication of which is essential for the processes of repair and replacement. A basic knowledge of the growth patterns of both these normal tissues and malignant c

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