CARCINOGENESIS

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Crosswords: CARCINOGENESIS

Books

• Environmental Mutagenesis, Carcinogenesis, and Plant Biology (reference)

• Exocyclic DNA Adducts in Mutagenesis and Carcinogenesis (Iarc Scientific Pubcations, No 150) (reference)

• Hormonal Carcinogenesis (reference)

• Hormones and Carcinogenesis (reference)

• Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis in Risk Identification (Iarc Scientific Publications, No 116) (reference)

  (more book examples)

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Around 1944, H. Meyer set up mice for radiation exposure investigations by A. Nettleship and P. Henshaw. The carcinogenesis of urethane was discovered in the course of these experiements. Credit: Unknown photographer/artist.

Pictured is a lab at the Frederick Cancer Research and Development Facility (FCRDF). A technician is seen in a series of pictures performing cell culture work. Noticeable is the yellow glow of ultraviolet light, which maintains the sterile conditions in the lab. These cell cultures are used for in vitro carcinogenesis assays. Credit: Linda Bartlett (photographer).

Three stages of carcinogenesis. Steps altered by alcohol consumption are marked by an asterisk. Credit: NIAA.

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Health

In summary, if there is any causal relationship between H. pylori infection and gastric cancer, clearly other factors are also important in gastric carcinogenesis. (references)

Although it is clear hormones are involved in increased cell proliferation and hormone-initiated carcinogenesis, the biochemical and molecular mechanisms involved in the initiation and promotion of tumorigenesis are not fully understood. (references)

A hormonal role in carcinogenesis was first reported by G. T. Beatson in an 1898 Lancet article, which described a reduction of breast cancer in women whose ovaries had been surgically removed, resulting in greatly lowered estrogen levels. (references)

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Danish

carcinogenese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), cancerogenese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), kræftfremkaldende virkning (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

Dutch

carcinogenesis (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), carcinogenese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), cancerogenese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

Finnish

karsinogeneesi (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

French

carcinogenèse (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), cancérogenèse (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

German

Krebsentstehung (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), Karzinogenese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), Kanzerogenese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

Greek 

καρκινογένεσις (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), καρκινογένεση (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect, carcinogenicity). (various references)

Italian

carcinogenesi (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), cancerogenesi (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect, carcinogenicity), origine e sviluppo delle neoplasie (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), oncogenesi (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

発癌 (cancer causing). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

はつが�" (cancer causing). (various references)

Pig Latin

arcinogenesiscay

Portuguese

carcinogénese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect), cancerogénese (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

Spanish

carcinogénesis (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect, carcinogenicity). (various references)

Swedish

carcinogenes (cancerogenesis, carcinogenic effect). (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-2 letters: accessioning.

-3 letters: carcinogens, reaccession, reseasoning.

-4 letters: arccosines, carcinogen, cariogenic, coagencies, coarsening, concierges, congeneric, consignees, ensigncies, graininess, ignorances, increasing, incrossing, ingression, isocracies, nascencies, reasonings, recensions, recognises, recoinages, regnancies, resonances, screenings, seignories, signorinas.

-5 letters: accessing, accession, angriness, anserines, arccosine, arginines, ascension, canneries, canonises, canonries, careening, caressing, censoring, cicerones, cocineras, cogencies, concierge, congeners, congeries, consignee, cornicing, corniness.