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Meanings of cancerous cells in English

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Usage of cancerous cells in English
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The procedure successfully removed the cancerous cells without the near-death experience Brown experienced.
The South African
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Recently its expression has been demonstrated in some non-lymphoid normal and cancerous cells.
Pubmed
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There are massive demands for compounds to selectively kill cancerous cells.
Pubmed
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Specifically, cWBC treatment caused a significant reduction in the cancerous cells' colony forming ability.
Pubmed
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They also had a low resolution, making it difficult to identify some cancerous cells.
Radio NZ
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Its bioactive properties were evaluated in vitro in human normal and cancerous cells lines.
Pubmed
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Once the sample is introduced into the microchip, cancerous cells are detected and isolated.
Wired
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First, patients have to go through chemotherapy or radiation to wipe out cancerous cells.
Reuters
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The method is extremely specific, attacking only cancerous cells.
The Irish Times
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So on the one hand ultra-short pulses can be used to selectively destroy cancerous cells.
Wired
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It reduces anxiety, kills cancerous cells, and quenches inflammation.
Climbing Magazine
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There is too little of the tissue available that is free of diseased or cancerous cells.
The Guardian
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The cancerous cells were removed and she is unclear when the scan will now be rescheduled.
Independent.ie
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What is Cancer?- Acanceris a growth of cancerous cells in a network of connective tissue.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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Nivolumab stops cancerous cells hiding from the body's own defences, leaving the cancer vulnerable to attack.
BBC
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Cytotoxic T cells play a key role in adaptive immunity by killing infected or cancerous cells.
Pubmed
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