Cancer, the Outlaw Cell

1978 American Chemical active adenoviruses agents alkylating American Chemical Society amino acids animals antibodies asparaginase asparagine biochemical blood cells body's breast cancer cells carcinogens carcinoma cause cancer cell growth cell membranes cell surface cell's cells growing cellular cervical cancer chemotherapy chromosomes compounds contain damage destroy differentiation disease doses drugs effects emboli embryonal enzyme example factors Figure function genes genetic information glycoproteins herpes herpesviruses hormones host human cancer immune response immune system immunotherapy infected invasive involves ionizing ionizing radiation killed leukemia lipid liver lung lymph nodes lymphocytes macrophages mechanism metastases mice molecular molecules mouse mutations normal cells normal tissues occurs oncogene organs oxygen plant primary tumor produce tumors protease proteins provirus radiation radiotherapy rads receptors replication RNA tumor viruses scientists skin specific spread studies sugar surgery synthesized teratoma therapy tion tissue culture transformed cells treated treatment tumor antigens tumor cells viral DNA virus viruses x-rays