Carinomas are cancers of epithelial tissue, and sacrcomas are cancers of connective tissue. Are epidermal cancers carcinomas or saarcomas. what about dermal cancers ? Explain?
Carinomas are cancers of epithelial tissue, and sacrcomas are cancers of connective tissue. Are epidermal cancers carcinomas or saarcomas. what about dermal cancers ? Explain?
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Carinomas are cancers of epithelial tissue, and sacrcomas are cancers of connective tissue. Are epidermal cancers carcinomas or saarcomas. what about dermal cancers ? Explain?
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Tumor is a mass of tissues. It may be benign or malignant. The cellular growth that occurs when the cells divide uncontrollably is known as cancer. It arises as a result of fundamental defects in the regulation of cell division.
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