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Reserve
cells
that
remain
quiescent
until
there
is
a
need
for
cell
replenishment
.
When
a
divides
,
one
daughter
cell
retains
the
stem
cell
characteristics
,
and
the
other
daughter
cell
becomes
a
progenitor
cell
that
proceeds
through
to
terminal
differentiation
.
Self
-
renewal
,
Potency
2
osteom
tumor
tumor
swelling
Tumors
Adenoma
benign
A
is
a
that
can
be
caused
by
a
number
of
conditions
,
including
inflammation
and
trauma
.
-
are
usually
named
by
adding
the
suffix
-
oma
to
the
parenchymal
tissue
type
;
benign
tumor
of
glandular
epithelial
tissue
and
osteoma
ex
:
of
bone
tissue
=
3
functions
genetic
destroy
Uncoordinated
squamous
circulatory
tissue
death
Neoplasia
malignant
autonomous
vital
metastasize
single
rapid
invade
lymphatic
secondary
slow
Carcinoma
Hematologic
capsules
tumors
cell
surface
enters
organ
MALIGNANT
infiltrate
detach
loose
invade
standstill
proliferation
break
Metastasis
blood
adenocarcinoma
differentiated
ability
death
benign
ischemia
spread
lymph
adenocarcinoma
Neoplasms
normal
solid
tissue
glandular
clustered
regress
spread
Malignant
spread
Solid
invades
that
contain
well
-
differentiated
cells
that
are
together
in
mass
are
considered
.
Benign
tumors
usually
do
not
cause
unless
their
location
or
size
interferes
with
.
Due
to
unknown
reasons
these
cells
have
lost
the
to
suppress
the
program
for
cell
,
while
still
retaining
the
program
for
cell
differentiation
.
Slow
,
progressive
rate
of
growth
that
may
come
to
a
or
.
Grow
by
expansion
and
remain
localized
to
their
site
of
origin
,
lacking
the
capacity
to
,
,
or
to
distant
sites
.
Due
to
expansion
,
a
surrounding
rim
of
compressed
connective
tissue
develop
.
Fibrous
are
compressed
connective
tissue
that
is
responsible
for
a
sharp
line
of
demarcation
between
benign
tumor
and
the
adjacent
tissues
which
is
the
factor
that
facilitates
surgical
removal
.
neoplasms
are
less
well
and
have
the
ability
to
,
enter
the
or
system
,
and
form
tumors
at
other
sites
.
Malignant
tumors
include
carcinoma
;
malignant
tumor
and
;
malignant
tumor
.
;
used
to
designate
a
malignant
tumor
of
glandular
epithelial
tissue
=
;
the
result
from
altered
cell
differentiation
and
growth
process
.
Means
new
growth
.
and
relatively
.
Invade
and
nearby
tissue
and
widely
and
have
the
potential
to
cause
.
Due
to
the
growth
,
the
tumors
compress
blood
vessels
and
outgrow
their
blood
supply
,
leading
to
and
or
injury
TWO
TYPES
OF
NEOPLASMS
tumors
;
carcinomas
(
epithelial
tissue
)
and
sarcomas
(
connective
tissue
)
cancers
;
invade
bone
marrow
and
lymphoid
tissue
;
Initially
confined
to
be
a
specific
or
-
-
>
progression
of
growth
.
Cells
from
the
original
tumor
and
surrounding
tissue
-
-
>
the
and
systems
to
to
distant
sites
.
;
when
the
detached
cells
from
an
original
tumor
the
surrounding
tissue
and
enters
the
blood
and
lymph
systems
to
to
distant
sites
4
kill
DNA
laser
destroy
interrupts
waves
damage
particles
chemosurgery
corrosive
process
laparoscopic
cancer
cryosurgery
TYPES
OF
SURGERY
FOR
CANCER
;
,
,
surgery
,
surgery
Cryosurgery
;
instilling
liquid
nitrogen
into
the
tumor
through
a
probe
Chemosurgery
;
using
a
paste
with
multiple
frozen
sections
to
ensure
complete
removal
of
the
tumor
Laser
surgery
;
using
a
laser
beam
to
resect
tumor
Laparoscopic
surgery
;
performing
surgery
through
two
small
incisions
Radiation
treatment
;
High
energy
or
/
damage
cells
;
created
free
radicals
which
damage
cell
structures
,
cell
cycle
,
cells
,
or
in
cells
5
weight
inappropriate
metastatic
loss
Direct
tissue
frank
paraneoplastic
eroded
hematopoietic
necrosis
extension
release
dermatological
Metastatic
wasting
anemia
hemorrhage
muscle
Seeding
cachexia
ulceration
compressed
invasion
weakness
anorexia
cancer
neurological
seeding
Cancer
grows
and
spread
by
sending
crablike
projections
into
the
surrounding
tissue
METHODS
BY
WHICH
CANCER
SPREADS
;
,
,
and
invasion
and
of
cancer
cells
in
body
cavities
spread
through
the
blood
or
lymph
pathways
CLINICAL
MANIFESTATIONS
OF
CANCER
;
integrity
,
,
and
syndrome
TISSUE
integrity
;
blood
vessels
;
and
;
bleeding
and
Cancer
cachexia
;
and
of
body
fat
and
tissue
;
profound
,
,
and
Paraneoplastic
syndrome
;
hormone
,
circulating
,
,
and
factors
6
hormone
embryonic
high
Aneuploidy
procoagulant
Intrachromosomal
grow
synthesis
normal
Anchorage
faulty
cell
loss
Microsatellite
antigens
Anaplasia
loss
metastatic
rapid
secrete
proliferate
cessation
embryonic
contact
growth
clotting
anaplastic
secretion
atypical
cell
Cell
enzymes
mitotic
bizarre
normal
telomarse
spindles
factor
instability
morphologic
degradative
absence
continue
rampantly
inhibition
embryonic
abnormal
Cancer
Cancer
cells
;
Characterized
by
and
proliferation
and
of
differentiation
.
Undifferentiated
cancer
cells
are
marked
by
a
changes
.
These
cells
display
,
figures
,
sometimes
produces
.
;
term
used
to
describe
the
of
cell
differentiation
in
cancerous
tissues
.
Advanced
cancer
cells
begin
to
resemble
undifferentiated
or
cells
more
than
they
do
their
tissue
origin
.
Genetic
is
considered
to
be
a
hallmark
of
cancer
.
Characteristics
of
cancer
cells
include
aneuploidy
,
intrachromosomal
instability
,
and
microsatellite
instability
.
;
chromosomes
are
lost
or
gained
instability
;
includes
insertions
,
deletions
,
and
amplifications
instability
;
involves
short
,
repetitive
sequences
of
DNA
;
point
mutations
Growth
independence
refers
to
cancer
cells
that
have
the
ability
to
in
the
of
factors
density
-
dependent
inhibition
means
the
of
growth
after
cells
reach
certain
density
.
"
"
.
Cancer
cells
tend
to
to
w
/
o
regard
for
adjacent
tissue
.
dependence
;
cells
must
be
anchored
to
live
and
grow
.
cells
frequently
remain
viable
and
multiply
w
/
o
attachments
to
other
cells
and
the
EC
matrix
Cell
-
to
-
communication
;
cell
to
communication
Life
span
;
divide
an
infinite
number
of
times
.
Contain
levels
of
Antigen
expression
;
cancer
cells
revert
to
patterns
of
gene
expression
and
produce
similar
to
those
found
in
cells
.
Production
of
substances
;
cancer
cells
may
that
enable
invasion
and
spread
;
also
assume
or
production
and
of
substances
that
affect
mechanisms
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