Malignant

... more about the use of DNA in forensic. Here for example: http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/elsi/forensics.shtml Second answer: Malignant diseases? But infectious diseases. or genetic diseases would be correct. Third situation: I feel generous, and I am working on this technique ...

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... when being tested. This enables the original samples to not be destroyed after one test. Medicine: The PCR technique enables early diagnosis of malignant diseases. Scientific Research: Um, not sure what to write here. Could someone help me please?

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... ancient origin, a latin translation from the greek word "carcinoma". Carcinoma originally meant any deep ulcer/sore that might've been malignant, as did it's latin counterpart. The word also means "crayfish" or "crab", as some might have guessed. But anyway, the ...

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Does genomic imprinting necessarily have to have malignant/have adverse effects - does it imply perniciousness?

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... metastasis (travel through the blood to another spot and begin a new tumor). Tumors that have metastasised, or have the potential to, are termed malignant. Where does the interon come from and what is it? It can differ from person to person - which it is believed accounts for why some people ...

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