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Models of neoplasia and their diagnostic implications: a historical perspective.

Clinical chemistry - 1 Nov 1993

Goldberg D M, Diamandis E P

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In comparison with normal cells, cancer cells have an enhanced ability to trap both nitrogen and energy; an enhanced operation of the glycolytic and direct oxidative pathways, leading to accumulation of lactate and increased production of NADPH; and a greater content of lysosomal hydrolases. These changes represent a reprogramming of gene expression, which, at its most specific, is accompanied by the reappearance...

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