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• W1470296049 abstract "This chapter reviews the studies on tumors derived from human females whose mosaicism is governed by X-chromosome inactivation. Development of the experimental technique used in these investigations depended upon the inactive-X hypothesis and the demonstration that the glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase locus in many cases undergoes this type of inactivation. Knowledge of whether neoplasms have a uni- or a multicellular origin and of the ways they subsequently develop may lead to a better understanding of their etiology and pathogenesis. Information relevant to these points can be obtained through the study of tumors arising in organisms with two or more cell types distinguishable by their genetic markers. Tumors with a single cell origin arising in such organisms should consist entirely of one or the other cell type, whereas tumors with multiple cell origin may contain both types of cells. Multiple cell origin implies that the initial tumorigenic event occurs in only a single cell and that this alteration subsequently influences the pattern of growth in neighboring cells, or that tumor initiation as well as all the steps in tumor progression involves more than one cell. This type of origin might occur if the target tissue for the oncogenic factors contained a large number of susceptible cells. Inherited tumors such as multiple trichoepithelioma and neurofibroma are the examples of tumors with multicellular origin; all cells in the tissue of origin have an innate tumorigenic potential." @default.
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• W1470296049 title "Use Of Genetic Markers To Study Cellular Origin And Development Of Tumors In Human Females" @default.
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