Cancer cells arise from bacteria
Q Dong, X Xing - Cancer cell international, 2018 - Springer
Background The origin of cancer cells is the most fundamental yet unresolved problem in
cancer research. Cancer cells are thought to be transformed from the normal cells. However …
cancer research. Cancer cells are thought to be transformed from the normal cells. However …
A reversion to the bacterial world-bacterial DNA triggering ancient response mechanisms as a potential cause of cancer in humans.
P Sharma - ScienceOpen Preprints, 2023 - scienceopen.com
Lateral gene transfer, also known as horizontal gene transfer, is a common occurrence
within the bacterial world and is a less frequent, but nevertheless, an ongoing feature of the …
within the bacterial world and is a less frequent, but nevertheless, an ongoing feature of the …
Cancer cells arise from bacteria
D Qing-lin, X Xiang-ying - Cancer Cell International, 2018 - search.proquest.com
Background The origin of cancer cells is the most fundamental yet unresolved problem in
cancer research. Cancer cells are thought to be transformed from the normal cells. However …
cancer research. Cancer cells are thought to be transformed from the normal cells. However …