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The dynamics of early intestinal tumour proliferation: to be or not to be.

Cancer surveys - 1 Jan 1998

Shibata D

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New data and approaches bring novel perspectives and possibilities to old problems. The speculation of this chapter attempts to merge the puzzling MS data observed in human tumours (Figs. 3 and 4B) within a multistep tumour progression model. Clearly the current models are gross simplifications and other, more sophisticated models may better account for the distribution of MS alleles found in human tumours. The...

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