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Mammalian models of chemically induced primary malignancies exploitable for imaging-based preclinical theragnostic research.

1 Oct 2015

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Compared with transplanted tumor models or genetically engineered cancer models, chemically induced primary malignancies in experimental animals can mimic the clinical cancer progress from the early stage on. Cancer caused by chemical carcinogens generally develops through three phases namely initiation, promotion and progression. Based on different mechanisms, chemical carcinogens can be divided into genotoxic...

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PMID: 26682141
DOI: 10.3978/j.issn.2223-4292.2015.06.01

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