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Introduction to Symmetry and Regularity, from normality through to malignancy. Fundamental insights into the process of colorectal carcinogenesis have been achieved through the advent of molecular technologies. DNA technology also offers the promise of powerful and highly specific tests for detection of cancer and precancerous lesions (Sm

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