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IT has not as yet been possible to establish a relationship between specific chromosome changes and the origin of malignancy. It is believed that the observations reported in this communication may offer an approach to this problem.
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SIMONS, J. Genome Mutation and Carcinogenesis. Nature 209, 818–819 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/209818a0
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