Titlebook: Comparative Aspects of Tumor Development; Hans E. Kaiser Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 tumor

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Sozialgeschichte der Soziologieas hyperplastic alveolar lesions. Haaland, in 1911 (36) reported the existence of hyperplastic changes which preceded neoplasia and also showed that increased frequency of hyperplastic mammary gland lesions in mice was related to both increasing age and the subsequent occurrence of cancer. Murray, i

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Beschreiben, konstruieren, programmierenn the avian literature. In the face of these difficulties this chapter attempts to: 1) cite from the literature observations on the occurrence of epithelial tumors among birds particularly those referring to metastases; 2) describe certain aspects of the spread of hematopoietic tumors in chickens; 3

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Neoplastic Dissemination And Spreading From The Viewpoint Of Comparative Pathology: Differences And ion and spread of secondary tumors, caused either by direct spread or local recurrence of the primary tumor or by metastasis. Neoplastic cells with anarchistic autonomous character are derived from normal host cells, which are now attacked by the anarchistic cells. Because the cells of the host tran

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Review of Selected Aspects of Neoplastic Progression in the Mammalian Orderseat variation in this class of vertebrates, in comparison for example to the other class of warm-blooded animals, the birds. In taxonomy, the mammals are considered to be the highest step in phylogenetic development. We know, however, from paleontology that the last group to appear on earth were the

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Neoplastic Progression in Plantspment. This phenomenon is known as neoplastic progression and, in both plants and animals, is marked by increased anaplasia and growth rate. The basic problem for the oncologist is to find out how transformed cells of common origin can express different capacities for neoplastic growth.