The role of differential carcinogen susceptibility in melanoma mutagenesis /

The role of differential carcinogen susceptibility in melanoma mutagenesis /

Cancer cells evolve through the acquisition of mutations that confer selective advantages associated with malignant transformation. Mutagenesis is preceded by DNA damaging events that occur during exposure to environmental carcinogens or from sporadic cell-intrinsic processes. The acquisition of DNA...

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Main Author: King, Devin Aalpoel (Author)
Corporate Author: Stanford University Department of Biology
Other Authors: Cyert, Martha S., 1958- (Thesis advisor, degree committee member), Gozani, Or Pinchas (Thesis advisor, degree committee member), Morrison, Ashby J. (Thesis advisor), Snyder, Michael, Ph. D. (Thesis advisor, degree committee member)
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
Published: [Stanford, California] : [Stanford University], 2021

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