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tumorous, a. (ˈtjuːmərəs) Also 7 tumerous, -ourous. [ad. L. tumōrōsus, f. tumor tumour: cf. OF. tumoreux (c 1400 in Godef.).] † 1. Characterized by tumour or swelling; swollen, protuberant, bulging, tumid. Obs. exc. as in b.1547 Boorde Brev. Health cccxliv. 111 b, A venemous humour which is tumorous...
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Cytotrienin A
It was also shown that the metabolite has greater growth inhibitory activity on HL-60 cells at low concentrations and little impact on non-tumorous cells
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Xanthelasma
A xanthelasma may be referred to as a xanthoma when becoming larger and nodular, assuming tumorous proportions.
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Composite odontoma
In most cases, surgery is required to remove the extra teeth and tumorous tissue.
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do tumour cells begin with abnormal characteristics? At what point in the cell cycle do cells start to become tumorous? Do they have abnormal characteristics to begin with; if so what are they?
Cancer cells don't start to become cancerous at a specific stage of the cell cycle; you will find that while uncontrolled proliferation is a hallmark of cancer, different cancers acquire alterations in different phases of the cell cycle. BRCA-deficient cancers for example have a compromised G2-M che...
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LANA
As KSHV establishes latent infection in tumorous foci, it invariably expresses high levels of the viral LANA protein, which is necessary and sufficient
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Xanthoma
Strictly, a xanthelasma is a distinct condition, being called a xanthoma only when becoming larger and nodular, assuming tumorous proportions.
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What does "only more" mean in Tumor? In _Tumor_ , a book by Anna Leahy, the author discusses the nouns "tumor" and "cancer": > The word tumor comes from the Latin for swelling. Indeed, a tumor is an overgrowth, a mas...
When you develop a bone tumor, the tumorous growth is made of the same cells as the rest of the bone, just growing out of control.
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Globoside
Globoside (Gb4) are a type of SSEA, stage-specific embryonic antigen, that is present in cellular development and tumorous tissues without the mechanism The ERK was reactivated with the addition of the Gb4 and henceforth heightened proliferation of tumorous cells and opened up the possibility of testing
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Do cell walls prevent cancer? To my knowledge plants do not have an uncontrolled growth disease similar to cancer. Is the function by which they avoid uncontrolled growth related to their cell wall and preventing dama...
Plants do have uncontrolled tumorous growth.
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IC2MP
Grand Ouest, resulted in the finalization of the therapeutic targeting system, which is programmed to transport a powerful anti-cancer agent through the tumorous
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Looking for raw cell videos from a light microscope First off, I'm not looking for online lectures. I am trying to find creative commons licensed videos of live cells moving around without annotation or anything extr...
The website you want is The Cell: An Image Library. They also have movies. A quick search of 'Homo sapiens tumor' revealed several Creative Commons videos of tumor cells moving around _in vitro_ with attribution and no annotation or anything else. Sometimes the site can be a bit buggy, but it's a pr...
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Viviane Tabar
In 2010, with her research team of the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, she demonstrated the fact that tumorous blood vessel cells may come from tumor cells
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