Lemon, 1969 - Google Patents
Endocrine influences on human mammary cancer formation a critiqueLemon, 1969
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- Lemon H
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The possible relationship of abnormal C18 and C19 steroid excretions to fibrocystic disease and to carcinoma of the human female breast has been reviewed in relation to newer knowledge of estrogen receptor sites in uterine and mammary tissues. Proteins from these …
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