Molecular themes in oncogenesis
JM Bishop - Cell, 1991 - Elsevier
JM Bishop
Cell, 1991•ElsevierNo inkling has been found of what happens in a cell when it becomes neoplastic, and how
this state of affairs is passed on when it multiplies. A favorite explanation has been that
[carcinogens] cause alterations in the genes of cells of the body, somatic mutation as these
are termed. But numerous facts, when taken together, decisively exclude this supposition.-
Rous (1966)
this state of affairs is passed on when it multiplies. A favorite explanation has been that
[carcinogens] cause alterations in the genes of cells of the body, somatic mutation as these
are termed. But numerous facts, when taken together, decisively exclude this supposition.-
Rous (1966)
No inkling has been found of what happens in a cell when it becomes neoplastic, and how this state of affairs is passed on when it multiplies. A favorite explanation has been that [carcinogens] cause alterations in the genes of cells of the body, somatic mutation as these are termed. But numerous facts, when taken together, decisively exclude this supposition.-Rous (1966)
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