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A tumor just refers to an abnormal growth of cells that form a swollen growth. A tumor is not necessarily cancer. It may be benign or malignant.
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What is spindle cell tumor?
What is a spindle cell tumor in the stomach?
Transitional cell carcinoma?
In general, the less specialized the cell type, the more malignant the tumor.
What is Tumor cell?
What is a spindle cell tumor in the stomach?
What is giant cell tumor?
Type your answer here... giant cell tumour on little finger if removed is that the end of it and not cancer
What is a benign cell?
i think what you mean is a benign tumor, which is a type of tumor that does not spread to other parts of the body i think what you mean here is a benign tumor, which is a type of tumor that does not spread to other bodily part and is only localised to one spot. it is usually not a big concern
What is the relationship between cancerous and a tumor?
well one relationship that i know of is that the cancerous cell is what mainly causes the tumor to happen depending on what type of cancer you have
What is carcinoma cancer?
NEUROCRINE CARCINOMA is an old and somewhat ambiguous entity of malignant tumor. In general, NC is a tumor that demonstrates neurocrine differention. That can be a usual carcinoma with prominent neurocrine differention, a large cell neurocrine carcinoma, small cell carcinoma or an atypical carcinoid tumor(in the lung). NEUROCRINE CARCINOMA is an old and somewhat ambiguous entity of malignant tumor. In general, NC is a tumor that demonstrates neurocrine differention. That can be a usual carcinoma with prominent neurocrine differention, a large cell neurocrine carcinoma, small cell carcinoma or an atypical carcinoid tumor(in the lung).
Is Wilms' tumor malignant?
Wilms' tumor is a type of malignant tumor
What are tumor cells monoclonal kappa light chain positive?
These are tumor cells that arose from a single lymphocyte or plasma cell. The kappa light chain is a piece of the structure of an antibody; monoclonal means "single type". Therefore, these are tumor cells that all produce the same antibody structure, which indicates they are all derived from a single tumor cell that originally made this antibody structure.
What is the first step that leads to development of a tumor?
a mutation occurs in a cell then a tumor forms
How are tumor cl different from normal cell?
Mitosis is not regulated in Tumor Cells -> Apexvs
Why is it unlikely for a cell that spends a large amount of time in G0 phase to be a tumor cell?
It is unlikely for a cell in the G0 Phase to become a tumor cell, because cells do not divide in the G0 Phase.
