英語 での Tumours の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Of dogs who had tumours at their vaccine sites, first developed the tumours within three months of being vaccinated.
Malignant cancer cells or tumours can also accumulate outside the bone marrow, hence the term'multiple'.
Some neuroblastoma tumours have too many of a gene called MYCN, which controls the growth of the cell.
However, how this happens, or how many tumours are caused by radiation damage has not been known.
In addition, the data showed that tumours harbouring uncommon EGFR mutations other than T790M also responded to afatinib treatment Figure 2.
Stage III A: There are several tumours and at least one is larger than 5cm.
Benign tumours grow slowly, and do not spread or invade other tissues.
The team discovered that tumours which arise in different parts of the body hold a distinctive‘footprint' which a computer can spot.
It is thought that tumours produce"volatile chemicals" which a dog can detect.
Tumours progress very quickly following RB1 inactivation but the underlying mechanism is not known.
Stage IIIB: There are several tumours and, at least, one tumour is growing into a branch of the portal vein or the hepatic vein.
At the same time, patients with the other major oncogene-driven cancer, i.e., ALK-positive tumours, have experienced dramatic improvements in survival as well.
Some tumours develop deep inside the brain, so removing them completely could lead to significant brain damage.
As the name implies, malignant bone tumours are found throughout the bones of the body, but also in the cartilage.
Furthermore, 93% of tumours were hormone receptor(HR)-positive and 8% HER2-positive.
Brain or eye tumours are rarely the cause of loss of vision.
It is not clear, however, whether these tumours represent a distinct cancer subtype, with different clinical and prognostic characteristics.
As tumours grow, different cells acquire various genetic changes that allow them to adapt to their environment.
Malignant tumours tend to grow quite quickly, and invade into nearby tissues and organs which can cause damage.
These secondary tumours may then grow, invade and damage nearby tissues, and spread again.