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Comparative Aspects of Tumor Development pp 183–201Cite as

Chemoreceptor Neoplasia: Comparative Features in Laboratory Animals Domestic Animals, and Man

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The occurrence, epidemiology, gross, microscopic, and ultrastructural pathology of chemoreceptor neoplasms in laboratory animals, domestic animals and man are reviewed in this chapter. To understand better these aspects of chemoreceptor neoplasia, the normal gross, microscopic, and ultrastructural anatomy, and normal and abnormal physiology of this organ system are also discussed.

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    Hans E. Kaiser

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Sass, B., Hayes, H.M. (1989). Chemoreceptor Neoplasia: Comparative Features in Laboratory Animals Domestic Animals, and Man. In: Kaiser, H.E. (eds) Comparative Aspects of Tumor Development. Cancer Growth and Progression, vol 5. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1091-1_23

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