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The prenatal origins of cancer.

Nature reviews. Cancer - 1 Apr 2014

Marshall Glenn M, Carter Daniel R, Cheung Belamy B, Liu Tao, Mateos Marion K, Meyerowitz Justin G, Weiss William A

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The concept that some childhood malignancies arise from postnatally persistent embryonal cells has a long history. Recent research has strengthened the links between driver mutations and embryonal and early postnatal development. This evidence, coupled with much greater detail on the cell of orig...

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PMID: 24599217
DOI: 10.1038/nrc3679
PMCID: PMC4041218

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