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Dictionary » V » V-2 carcinoma V-2 carcinomaV-2 carcinoma (Science: tumour) A transplantable, highly malignant carcinoma of experimental animals that developed as a result of malignant change in a virus-induced papilloma of a domestic rabbit. ![]()
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Results from our forumMutation... The autoradiograph result : (see image) PIC344.jpg 1. leucocyte from a healthy donor 2. human lymphoma cell (cancerous) 3. human urinary bladder carcinoma cell (cancerous) 4. human sarcoma cell (cancerous) 5. blood taken from a healthy rat 6. rat myeloma cell (cancerous) For each DNA sample of ...
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Why the nameApparently the word is of 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", ...
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Re: What does 'in situ' mean?... that isn't the cell itself but is similiar?' I'd really appreciate any clarification! Thanks! it depends in what context... for example, "carcinoma in situ" means a carcinoma (maglignant epithelial cell cancer) that has not spread to surrounding tissues...
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Viruses and CancerAccording to some sources, the Epstein Barr virus has been implicated as a causal agent of gastric carcinoma (stomach cancer). Several articles on this topic are online. Use browser search words "epstein barr virus" and "gastric carcinoma"
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"Twenty questions"-biology gameOOOOH ! FINE ! Carcinoma: malignant tumors derived from epithelial cells. This group represent the most common cancers, including the common forms of breast, prostate, lung and colon cancer. Lymphoma and Leukemia: malignant tumors ...
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