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Cancer a Comprehensive Treatise 2

Part of the book series: Cancer ((C,volume 2))

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There is no longer any doubt that viruses are associated with a number of malignant states both under natural conditions in animal populations and after certain defined experimental manipulations in the laboratory. However, there still remains some question as to whether viruses play the principal role in the etiology of the majority of malignant conditions, especially those of human origin. At the present time, work continues in many laboratories in the attempt to find the definitive answer to this question.

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