CAN THE LOSS OF NEGATIVE REGULATION THEORY BE COMPATIBLE WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES - (REVIEW)

  • Authors:
    • G CALIN
    • D STEFANESCU
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  • Published online on: September 1, 1995     https://doi.org/10.3892/or.2.5.875
  • Pages: 875-878
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Abstract

The hematological malignancies evolution exhibits significant differences with the solid tissue tumor development, especially in the initiation step. The loss of negative regulation theory of carcinogenesis was unambiguously demonstrated in the field of colorectal neoplasia, but up to date, several lines of inquiry failed to imply the dysregulation of suppressor genes as an etiologic event in the pathogenesis of leukemias and lymphomas. Considering the peculiarities of self-renewing hemopoietic cells, we propose in this communication a reconciliation of the loss of negative regulation theory with the blood malignancies development.

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September 1995
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CALIN G and CALIN G: CAN THE LOSS OF NEGATIVE REGULATION THEORY BE COMPATIBLE WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES - (REVIEW). Oncol Rep 2: 875-878, 1995
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CALIN, G., & CALIN, G. (1995). CAN THE LOSS OF NEGATIVE REGULATION THEORY BE COMPATIBLE WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES - (REVIEW). Oncology Reports, 2, 875-878. https://doi.org/10.3892/or.2.5.875
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CALIN, G., STEFANESCU, D."CAN THE LOSS OF NEGATIVE REGULATION THEORY BE COMPATIBLE WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES - (REVIEW)". Oncology Reports 2.5 (1995): 875-878.
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CALIN, G., STEFANESCU, D."CAN THE LOSS OF NEGATIVE REGULATION THEORY BE COMPATIBLE WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES - (REVIEW)". Oncology Reports 2, no. 5 (1995): 875-878. https://doi.org/10.3892/or.2.5.875