The startling similarity of part of epidermal growth factor and the product of a viral oncogene is another leap forward in understanding the basis of cancer. A definite link to human cancer remains elusive.
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Newmark, P. Cell and cancer biology meld. Nature 307, 499 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1038/307499a0
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