Molecular Genetic Mechanisms in Cancers of Keratinocytic Origin
Keratinocytic cancers (KC) comprise a group of diseases that have a broad spectrum clinically and pathologically. At one end of the spectrum are benign proliferations (acanthomas), and at the other end are malignant tumors with aggressive growth and metastatic potential. Traditionally, about 80% of...
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IntechOpen
2022
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