Examples of using Melanomas in English and their translations into Spanish
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Malignant melanomas often metastasize(spread) and as such it is the most
The gene associated with the development of cutaneous melanomas most important is the CDKN2A(Cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor 2A),
Up to 60% of melanomas have been described somatic alterations in the BRAF oncogene,
Melanoma: This can affect various tissues,
up to the tumor pathology of the skin carcinomas, melanomas, lipomas,….
In principle, the scleral surgery technique is used primarily in melanin-type tumours, such as choroidal melanomas and, in some cases, vascular or metastatic tumours.
ichthyosis in Golden Retrievers have permitted the evolution towards more complex illnesses, such as melanomas in several breeds.
Altogether, these findings support the relevance of the dog model for comparative oncology of melanomas, especially for the elucidation of non-UV induced pathways.
adolescents as it increases risk of developing epithelial skin cancer and malignant melanomas later in life.
In general, it seems that point mutations are predominant in cases of melanomas family while deletions are the most common form of inactivation in sporadic melanomas.
Most melanomas form on the skin,
Interestingly, dog melanomas are associated with strong breed predispositions
The majority of cutaneous melanomas in dogs are intra-dermal
The tumours that are treated in most cases are choroidal melanomas and metastatic and vascular tumours.
The majority of melanomas are black
About 60% of melanomas contain a mutation in the B-Raf gene.
Only a small number of melanomas are believed to be caused by inherited genes.
When melanomas are classified, a scale is also used to measure the thickness(depth) of the melanoma.
even deeper melanomas.
Subsequently, CAV1 was identified as a risk factor for post-surgery metastasis of melanomas Lobos et al., 2014.