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Electron Microscopic Identification of Distant Metastatic Cell in Human Prostate Cancer in Tissue section

2019-09-30

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Mutation in chromatin/DNA/genes of stem cells is a prerequisite for the development of cancer in the benign prostate. Mutation imparts chronic proliferation advantage to invasive and metastatic cancer cells, but not in benign prostate. We hypothesize that identification of metastatic prostatic cancer (PC) cells in tissue sections can lead to an early diagnosis and treatment of patients, hopefully, reducing death d...

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Literature Corpus work: 9222fef2-2bae-5b02-9db8-0b74d2bce895
DOI: 10.1101/787853

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