Lecture

Genetic Instability: De Palma

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Description

This lecture covers genetic instability in cancer, discussing the multi-step progression in various cancer types, the role of mutagens, and the repair mechanisms of mutated DNA. It also explores the impact of genetic instability on tumor progression and the identification of cancer stem cells.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Biology

Cell biology: Cancer

Genetics: Molecular genetics

Biological engineering

Biomedical engineering: Tissue engineering

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