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Advances in tumour pathogenesis

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Le but de cet aperçu est d'examiner dans quelles directions se sont réalisés les progrès actuels de la pathogénie des tumeurs, notamment de la carcinogénèse dans ses différentes manifestations. Il traite aussi des facteurs génétiques, hormonaux et d'autres facteurs intrinsèques, influençant le développement des tumeurs, et de quelquesuns des principes fondamentaux de transformation néoplastique y inclus le rôle des virus.

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Berenblum, I. Advances in tumour pathogenesis. Experientia 15, 285–289 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02158528

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