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• A necropsy found a tumorous mass on one of her ovaries.
• The result would be a mini-nuclear reaction that killed tumorous tissue.
• Emily suffers from a tumorous infection and subsequently dies.
• Non-tumorous cells, with the initial pathway intact, can survive.
• For a cell to become tumorous, it must subvert the division-control circuitry.
• Visions of tumorous breasts filled her dreams.
• On the same day, Oddsson entered a hospital where doctors removed a tumorous kidney.
• In most cases, surgery is required to remove the extra teeth and tumorous tissue.
• The results of Emily's tests show her to be suffering from a tumorous infection.
• The victim, Benjamin Jones, died of cancer from the tumorous lung that was left intact.
• In 1991 he established the Bonta Foundation with his colleague which supports the treatment of tumorous children.
• In tumorous stage, dense infiltrate of medium-sized lymphocytes with cerebroid nuclei, expands the dermis.
• Doctors were trying to determine whether the tumor was malignant or had any connection with a tumorous intestinal growth excised in 1994.
• Following embolization of the yttrium-90 glass microspheres in tumorous liver tissue, the beta radiation emitted provides a therapeutic effect.
• Strictly, a xanthelasma is a distinct condition, only being called a xanthoma when becoming larger and nodular, assuming tumorous proportions.
• Normal ( non-tumorous ) astrocytes grown in culture are far less sensitive to the cytotoxic effects of ?-parinaric acid.
• Interestingly enough, tumorous cells often overexpress hnRNP H . When hnRNP H is downregulated, the A-RAF gene is alternatively spliced.
• :" it is possible to differentiate between normal and tumorous tissue samples by microcalorimetric measurement based on the distinctly higher metabolic activity of malignant tissue.
• And researchers couldn't find a chemical that went only to the tumorous tissue, though they tried phosphorus and uranium in addition to boron solutions.
• Heinrichs explained, " houses with growths on them : tumorous, interesting shapes growing out of other shapes all kind of huddled together ."