Sentence examples for cancerous development from inspiring English sources

However, the molecular mechanisms by which cancerous development, progression and resistance to chemotherapies occur remain largely unknown.

It is also clear that these events broadly contribute to cancerous development when mis-regulated, for instance, the failure to detect or repair double stranded DNA breaks.

Phase shift may result in changes in the control of cell proliferation, which may increase the risk of cancerous development (Haus and Smolensky, 2006).

Here, we provide evidence that loss of fascin 1 causes relatively minor reductions to angiogenesis during embryonic, postnatal and cancerous development by examining E12.5 hindbrains, postnatal retinas and B16F0 tumour cell allografts in fascin 1-null mice.

We have used the V600EBRAF-driven mouse lung model that develop premalignant lesions to understand stroma tumour interactions during pre-cancerous development.

Such phenomenon is also of great importance in cancer development in which cancerous cells pass through endothelial junctions during metastasis state (Simoneau et al. 2012).

Interestingly, one longitudinal study of telomere length and cancer development (albeit a cancerous complication of lymphoma treatment) found a similar temporal pattern, with increasing BTL in cases before and immediately (100 days) after treatment, followed by accelerated telomere attrition in cancer cases compared to controls (Chakraborty et al., 2009).

Although Barrett's oesophagus is not a cancerous lesion, the increased risk of cancer development it carries means that investigating markers associated with the development of Barrett's oesophagus is worthwhile.

IDO is not per se critical for cancer development, however, it rather programs a cancerous inflammation.

Notably, aberrant DNA methylation can be present even in non-cancerous or precancerous tissues, and its levels correlate with the risk of cancer development, producing a so-called 'epigenetic field for cancerization'.

Penile cancer development can be detected in the carcinoma in situ (CIS) cancerous precursor stage and at the more advanced invasive squamous cell carcinoma stage.