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Formation of Benign Tumours by Stem Cell Misregulation

2022-01-10

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Our tissues usually have just the right number of cells to optimally fulfil their function. Not enough cells within a tissue can lead to dysfunction, while too many cells result in a tumour. Yet, how this homeostatic balance is maintained remains poorly defined. Most differentiated cells within tissues have a finite lifespan and need to be replaced at a corresponding pace to maintain tissue homeostasis. These new...

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e6802604-f4ad-518f-84de-a77b4cca5fe2
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10.20944/preprints202201.0097.v1
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