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A reversion to the bacterial world - bacterial DNA triggering ancient response mechanisms as a potential cause of cancer in humans.

2025-12-18

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Lateral gene transfer, also known as horizontal gene transfer, is a common occurrence within the bacterial world and is a less frequent, but nevertheless, an ongoing feature of the eukaryotic environment. Several studies, reviewed in this paper, have reported an increased likelihood of cancer in humans when there is a higher preponderance of bacterial lateral gene transferred material within the cell. Separately,...

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Literature Corpus work: 44a9b39e-8768-55ae-8bce-0d35985da1df
DOI: 10.14293/s2199-1006.1.sor-.pphucbw.v3

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