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Spontaneous regression of neoplasms: new possibilities for immunotherapy

1 Jun 2002

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In mammalian cells, neoplastic transformation is directly associated with the expression of oncogenes, loss or simple inactivation of the function of tumour suppressor genes and the production of certain growth factors. Genes for suppression of the development of the neoplastic cellular immunophenotype, as well as inhibitory growth factors, have regulatory functions within the normal processes of cell division...

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PMID: 12079483
DOI: 10.1517/14712598.2.5.459

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