Re: Nonmelanomatous skin cancer following cervical, vaginal, and vulvar neoplasms: etiologic association.
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[Neoplasms etiology. Validity of 5 successive paradigms].
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Nonmelanomatous skin cancer following cervical, vaginal, and vulvar neoplasms: etiologic association.
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[CONTRIBUTION OF VIRUSES TO NEOPLASM ETIOLOGY].
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Adenocarcinoma↗
[Frostbite lesions and neoplasm etiology from the viewpoint of expert testimony].
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[Multiple neoplasms: etiological problems and possibilities for prevention].
The authors present a review of the literature concerning multiple malignancies in a single patient. They emphasize etiological aspects and possible preventive strategies in a clinical entity which appears to be recognized with an increasing frequency.
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[Molecular genetics methods discovering the mechanisms of neoplasm etiology].
The rapid advance in our understanding of cancer biology during the past decade, as exemplified by the discovery of oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes and their interactions in tumourigenesis, has revolutionized cancer research. This rapid progress has largely been due to the use of molecular genetics techniques. However, despite the wealth of available information as to the genetic basis of carcinogenesis, its clinical applicability remains limited. The review is a summary of the general principles and methods currently used to detect genetic alterations in neoplastic cells, with special emphasis on clinical applications.
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HEREDITY AND THE ETIOLOGY OF NEOPLASMS.
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HEREDITY AND THE ETIOLOGY OF NEOPLASMS.
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EVOLUTIONARY THEORY AND THE ETIOLOGY OF NEOPLASMS.
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[CYTOPLASMATIC FACTORS AND MICROORGANISMS IN THE ETIOLOGY OF NEOPLASMS].
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Psychosomatic factors in the etiology of neoplasms.
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A note on psychosomatic factors in the etiology of neoplasms.
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[Microbiological etiology of neoplasms].
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[New results in studies on the etiology of neoplasms].
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[New results in studies on the etiology of neoplasms].
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The viral etiology of neoplasms--a review.
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