Cancer and Chemical Carcinogenesis
Cancer is associated with abnormal cell growth which has a potential of spreading to other parts of the body. Any substances or exposures (chemical, biological or physical) which can result in to cancer are known as carcinogens. If accumulation of these substances occurs in large amount in human body, for a longer period of time, it may lead to cell damage ultimately resulting in the formation of cancerous cells.
- Cancer
- Models Involved in Carcinogenesis
- Oncogenes and Tumour Suppresor Genes
- Mutagenicity
- Teratogenicity
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