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Gerhard R. F. Kruegerinally produced goods are mostly highly perishable. Reasons for this are, for example, the high surface-area-to-volume ratio of, for example, leafy greens (Watada et al. 1996). Processing and/or distribution should therefore take place as quickly as possible and may require extra cooling in the 0–10

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Selected Aspects of Differentiation in Malignant Neoplastic Growth,olecular and cellular aspects of differentiation, its relevance to tumor progression and malignancy, and discuss the significance of these findings to therapeutic approaches for the control of malignant diseases.

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Regression of Neoplasms in Man,ecially, may be the one providing the background for spontaneous neoplastic progression. A better understanding of what actually happens may have far-reaching effects on cancer therapy. Cellular histolysis (Kaiser chapter 9, Volume IV) and conversion of malignant cells into natural ones may be the basic processes (103).