NATS 1675 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: Taxus Brevifolia, Nasopharynx Cancer, Bone Tumor

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Think about a crab and its claws - like the claws of a crab, cells from a malignant. From march 13th, 2018 march 22nd, 2018. In simplest terms it is uncontrolled cell division when they are (cid:498)packed(cid:499) tightly together (cancerous) growth spread out in all directions. Contact inhibition fails to occur in cancer cells. In contrast, cancer cells continue to divide uncontrollably. Excessive cell division may also produce a benign growth, in which cells are contained within a single encapsulated mass called a benign tumor. They only cause limited damage in the area of the tumor. Cells break out of the capsule (or even lack a capsule) and invade other tissues. A cancerous growth often undergoes metastasis where the cells break away and. Textbook definition: (cid:498)a genetic disease requiring a series of mutations each propelling cells towards development of a tumor, an abnormal mass of cells: carcinogenesis [cancer (l) = crab; genesis (gk. )

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