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A Pathologist’s Perspective on Prognostic Features of Malignant Melanomanecessary information is tumor thickness and the presence or absence of ulceration .,.. However, from a pathologist’ s point of view, the process of changing from a premalignant dysplasia to malignant melanoma is not that simple. A brief history of the past, present, and future of pigment lesion pathology is in order.

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Principles of Antitumor Immunity and Tumor-Mediated Immunosuppressioneous clinical remissions ..Furthermore, with the discovery of interleukin (IL)-2 (also known as a T cell growth factor) in the late 1970s, the prospect of raising vast numbers of antitumor killer T cells for therapeutic reinfusion appeared imminent and inevitable ..