Neoplasia
Researchers at University of California Target Neoplasia
Published in Cancer Weekly, March 29th, 2011
2011 MAR 29 -- New research, 'Fields and field cancerization: the preneoplastic origins of cancer: asymptomatic hyperplastic fields are precursors of neoplasia, and their progression to tumors can be tracked by saturation density in culture,' is the subject of a report. According to recent research from , "Most basic research on cancer concerns genetic changes in benign and malignant tumors. Yet evidence indicates that the majority of the mutations in tumors occur in the preneoplastic field stage of their development."
"That early stage is represented by grossly invisible, broad regions of 'field cancerization' which have not, heretofore, been operationally...
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Source: Cancer Weekly (2011-03-29)
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