What are the hallmarks of cancer?
Nature reviews. CancerPublished 11 March 2010
Yuri Lazebnik
Citations218
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The seminal article by Douglas Hanahan and Robert Weinberg on the hallmarks of cancer is 10 years old this year and its contribution to how the authors see cancer has been substantial.
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The seminal article by Douglas Hanahan and Robert Weinberg on the hallmarks of cancer is 10 years old this year and its contribution to how we see cancer has been substantial. But, in embracing this view, have we lost sight of what makes cancer cancer?
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