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Dentate gyrus
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Archaeopteryx
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Ganymede
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Ethology
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European hornet
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Pre-neoplastic lesion
Pre-neoplastic lesions etymologically mean " before first growth".
They develop before neoplasm (a medical term for a tumour) when cells proliferate.
Neoplastic lesions are therefore markers of the possible development of cancer.
Pre-neoplastic lesions on the intestinal epithelium are seen on the left of the picture (red arrows) and to the right (darker violet). © Nature
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