Analisi del ruolo del virus BK in tumori insulinari

Studi sulle interrelazioni tra il virus BK e i tumori insulinari

CAPUTO, ANTONELLA;
1982

Abstract

Analisi del ruolo del virus BK in tumori insulinari
1982
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Microbiology covers the biology and biochemistry of microorganisms, bacterial, viral, and parasitic, as well as the medical implications and treatments of the subset of these organisms known to cause disease in humans and/or animals. Biotechnology applications of microorganisms for basic science or clinical use are also covered. Resources that emphasize immune response to pathogens and its modulation by clinical intervention are excluded and are covered in the Immunology category.
Oncogenesis & Cancer Research covers research into all aspects of tumorigenesis in vitro as well as the occurrence and pathogenesis of cancer. Emphasis is placed on molecular regulation of cell growth, oncogene expression/function in normal and transformed cells, mechanisms of anti-cancer drug action, and experimental therapeutics. Excluded from this category are resources dealing with the treatment of cancer in humans. Resources concerned with cell growth and differentiation without specific application to mechanisms of oncogenesis are excluded; this material is covered in the Cell & Developmental Biology category.
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Federspil, G; Grossi, Mp; Vettor, M; Corallini, A; Carrà, L; Caputo, Antonella; Barbarni Brodano, G.
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