Differentiation and breast cancer.
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Summary
The correlation of human epidemiological, clinical and experimental data with those data obtained in rodent experimental models lends support to the hypothesis that pregnancy inhibits the initiation of the neoplastic process through the induction of a complete differentiation of the mammary gland.
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- article
- Published
- 1997-01-01
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- 57
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Keywords
Breast cancer, Pregnancy, Mammary gland, Lactation, Cancer
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