1) You work in a histopathology laboratory. As a result of the biopsy sample taken, you occasionally encounter metastatic lesions: a) If the source of the lesions in the biopsy sample is carcinoma, what changes would you expect in which tissues? b) If the source of the lesions in the biopsy sample is sarcoma, what changes would you expect in which tissues?

1) You work in a histopathology laboratory. As a result of the biopsy sample taken, you occasionally encounter metastatic lesions: a) If the source of the lesions in the biopsy sample is carcinoma, what changes would you expect in which tissues? b) If the source of the lesions in the biopsy sample is sarcoma, what changes would you expect in which tissues?

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