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31. A bruised rib was taken for heart trouble, a headache for an incipient brain tumour.

32. Sadly, he died of an aggressive brain tumour just three months after I was diagnosed.

33. Tumour suppressor genes seem to be very important in colorectal carcinogenesis.

34. The major objection to the percutaneous approach is the possibility of tumour dissemination in the track.

35. The second approach is to use lymphocytes that home in on tumours as vehicles for delivering a biological payload to the tumour.

36. Tumour extracts also contained higher concentrations of immunoreactivity compared with normal tissue, in assays using antibodies L289 and 109-21.

37. The percentage of aneuploid tumours increased according to tumour invasion and the development of lymph node metastasis reflecting an increased genomic instability.

38. Contributors Mary Relling did pharmacological studies of antimetabolites and identified their relation with risk of brain tumour.

39. The presence of other chromosomal deletions in colorectal cancer suggests that several more tumour suppressor genes have yet to be identified.

40. Daniel Stoneman has defied the doctors who gave him a one-in-10 chance of survival from a rare brain tumour.

41. Patient outcome depends largely on the extracranial disease; the tumour seldom recurs at the site of a clean excision.

42. The autopsy report registered death as the result of a brain tumour.

43. Since then much evidence has accrued that p53 is a tumour suppressor gene involved in a wide range of human malignancies.

44. With the exception of computed tomography most radiological investigations can not identify the primary tumour in metastatic disease of unknown origin.

45. To further clarify the benefit of the combination of topical techniques for tumour destruction and external beam radiotherapy randomised studies are required. Sentencedict.com

46. Medics will also use the kit to ensure all cancerous cells have been removed during tumour surgery.

47. In our series the histological differentiation grade of the tumour had no significant influence on survival.

48. With this technique the activity is limited to the tumour cells.

49. Epithelial cells showed no expression of tumour necrosis factor or interleukin 1 mRNA.

50. At the time of killing most tumours had developed central ulcers with loss of tumour volume.

51. The tumour shrank dramatically, in a way which had not been seen before.

52. He has claimed success with every kind of tumour that he has treated - including lung cancer at a late stage.

53. The search for anti-cancer drugs, for example, usually involves trials of chemical compounds on human tumour cells.

54. Patients with colorectal cancer are reported to have postprandial hypergastrinaemia which returns to normal after tumour resection.

55. Combinations of such antibodies may offer a more accurate system for identification of tumour type.

56. These agents are toxic when given systemically, and so producing them at high concentration within the tumour is an attractive goal.

57. Research into colorectal tumours has directly or indirectly contributed to the discovery of three new tumour suppressor genes.

58. Perhaps the most exciting of future possibilities for genetic intervention in cancer is the direct manipulation of oncogenes or tumour suppressor genes.

59. The immunoreactivity for each enzyme seemed to be homogeneously distributed throughout each tumour.

60. This suggests a possible tumour suppressor function for this cell adhesion molecule.