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[How to consider cancer: implications for the risk due to ionizing radiation].

Bulletin du cancer - 1 Nov 2005

Piechowski Jean

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Cancers induced by ionizing radiation have no particular specificity nor genetic remarkable signature, excepting numerous multideletions. They should therefore be studied in the general field of cancer biology in its broad sense. A gap remains between the initial events like the rather well identified genomic damage and the subsequent emerging cellular clone with cancer characteristics. Intermediate steps are...

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