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Einführung

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Jede Sekunde sterben beim Erwachsenen über 3 Mio. Zellen. Ausgeglichen wird der Zellverlust durch Zellteilung. Damit steigen die Chancen irreparabler Zellschäden und somit auch des Tumorwachstums. Der Paul-Ehrlich-und-Ludwig-Darmstaedter-Preis für das Jahr 2009 ging an die Forscherinnen E. Blackburn und C. Greiter für ihre bahnbrechende Entdeckung und Charakterisierung der Telomere und Telomerase. Sie untersuchten Fragen der Zellalterung und des Lebensalters von Tumorzellen bzw. die Mechanismen, die diese Vorgänge steuern, sowie Ursachen einer möglichen Deregulierung. Dies schließt Chancen neuartiger Ansätze für die Tumortherapie ein.

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Lichtenberg, G.C. (2011). Einführung. In: PET/CT-Atlas. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-17805-4_1

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