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Spontaneous tumor regression

2016-04-01

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Spontaneous tumor regression is defined as spontaneous remission or disappearance of a tumor in the absence of any treatment. Activation of immune system has been found important in its pathogenesis. Further, spontaneous tumor regression appears to be associated with apoptosis, tumor microenvironment, and DNA oncogenic suppression. It can be observed in all types of tumors, most frequently in renal cell cancer, ge...

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Literature Corpus work: ec6b147d-bd61-51dd-bee3-92a0d2de01e5
DOI: 10.1016/j.jons.2016.04.008

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