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The chicken model of spontaneous ovarian cancer

16 Aug 2014

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The chicken is a unique experimental model for studying the spontaneous onset and progression of ovarian cancer (OVC). The prevalence of OVC in chickens can range from 5 to 35% depending on age, genetic strain, reproductive history, and diet. Furthermore, the chicken presents epidemiological, morphological, and molecular traits that are similar to human OVC making it a relevant experimental model for translation...

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PMID: 25130871
DOI: 10.1002/prca.201300135

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