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Classic Experiment 24-1: Identification of the RAS Oncogenelodish8e_ch24_1.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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24.1 How Tumor Cells Differ from Normal Cells lodish8e_ch24_2.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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The Genetic Makeup of Most Cancer Cells Is Dramatically Altered lodish8e_ch24_3.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Cellular Housekeeping Functions Are Fundamentally Altered in Cancer Cells lodish8e_ch24_4.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Uncontrolled Proliferation Is a Universal Trait of Cancer lodish8e_ch24_5.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Cancer Cells Escape the Confines of Tissues lodish8e_ch24_6.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Tumors Are Heterogeneous Organs That Are Sculpted by Their Environment lodish8e_ch24_7.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Tumor Growth Requires Formation of New Blood Vessels lodish8e_ch24_8.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Invasion and Metastasis Are Late Stages of Tumorigenesis lodish8e_ch24_9.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Key Concepts of Section 24.1lodish8e_ch24_10.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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24.2 The Origins and Development of Cancer lodish8e_ch24_11.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Carcinogens Induce Cancer by Damaging DNA lodish8e_ch24_12.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Some Carcinogens Have Been Linked to Specific Cancers lodish8e_ch24_13.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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The Multi-hit Model Can Explain the Progress of Cancer lodish8e_ch24_14.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Successive Oncogenic Mutations Can Be Traced in Colon Cancers lodish8e_ch24_15.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Cancer Development Can Be Studied in Cultured Cells and in Animal Models lodish8e_ch24_16.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Key Concepts of Section 24.2lodish8e_ch24_17.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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24.3 The Genetic Basis of Cancer lodish8e_ch24_18.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Gain-of-Function Mutations Convert Proto-oncogenes into Oncogenes lodish8e_ch24_19.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Cancer-Causing Viruses Contain Oncogenes or Activate Cellular Proto-oncogenes lodish8e_ch24_20.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Loss-of-Function Mutations in Tumor-Suppressor Genes Are Oncogenic lodish8e_ch24_21.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Inherited Mutations in Tumor-Suppressor Genes Increase Cancer Risk lodish8e_ch24_22.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Epigenetic Changes Can Contribute to Tumorigenesis lodish8e_ch24_23.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Micro-RNAs Can Promote and Inhibit Tumorigenesis lodish8e_ch24_24.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Researchers Are Identifying Drivers of Tumorigenesis lodish8e_ch24_25.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Molecular Cell Biology Is Changing How Cancer Is Diagnosed and Treated lodish8e_ch24_26.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Key Concepts of Section 24.3lodish8e_ch24_27.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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24.4 Misregulation of Cell Growth and Death Pathways in Cancer lodish8e_ch24_28.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Oncogenic Receptors Can Promote Proliferation in the Absence of External Growth Factors lodish8e_ch24_29.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Many Oncogenes Encode Constitutively Active Signal-Transducing Proteins lodish8e_ch24_30.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Inappropriate Production of Nuclear Transcription Factors Can Induce Transformation lodish8e_ch24_31.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Aberrations in Signaling Pathways That Control Development Are Associated with Many Cancers lodish8e_ch24_32.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Genes That Regulate Apoptosis Can Function as Proto-oncogenes or Tumor-Suppressor Genes lodish8e_ch24_33.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Key Concepts of Section 24.4lodish8e_ch24_34.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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24.5 Deregulation of the Cell Cycle and Genome Maintenance Pathways in Cancer lodish8e_ch24_35.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Mutations That Promote Unregulated Passage from G1 to S Phase Are Oncogenic lodish8e_ch24_36.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Loss of p53 Abolishes the DNA Damage Checkpoint lodish8e_ch24_37.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Loss of DNA-Repair Systems Can Lead to Cancer lodish8e_ch24_38.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Key Concepts of Section 24.5lodish8e_ch24_39.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Key Terms lodish8e_ch24_40.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Review the Concepts lodish8e_ch24_41.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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References lodish8e_ch24_42.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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Perspectives for the Future lodish8e_ch24_43.html57335fb8757a2ee27e000001
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