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Advance on Molecular Biology of Esophageal Cancer

DU Xing-gui

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Activation of oncogene and deactivation of tumor suppressor gene are the molecular base of cells malignant transformation. The role of cell cycle, signal transportation, apoptosis, and new cancer-associated gene in the oncogenesis of esophageal cancer were reviewed.

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Activation of oncogene and deactivation of tumor suppressor gene are the molecular base of cells malignant transformation. The role of cell cycle, signal transportation, apoptosis, and new cancer-associated gene in the oncogenesis of esophageal cancer were reviewed.

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Activation of oncogene and deactivation of tumor suppressor gene are the molecular base of cells malignant transformation. The role of cell cycle, signal transportation, apoptosis, and new cancer-associated gene in the oncogenesis of esophageal cancer were reviewed.

Key concepts: Oncogene, Carcinogenesis, Cancer research, Cancer, Medicine, Suppressor, Cell cycle, Apoptosis

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