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Things mammary often describes ("mammary ________")
- regression
- tumours
- receptors
- cells
- uptake
- duct
- repeat
- pain
- tissues
- metabolism
- stroma
- stimulation
- tumorigenesis
- secretions
- dna
- development
- ridge
- alveoli
- gland
- pads
- function
- carcinogen
- tuberculosis
- tumors
- neuralgia
- adenocarcinoma
- inflammation
- carcinogenesis
- infection
- enlargement
- anastomosis
- parenchyma
- origin
- synthesis
- explants
- ectasia
- growth
- cancers
- line
- papilla
- neoplasms
- carcinoma
- slices
- tumour
- prevention
- epithelia
- hypertrophy
- vein
- graft
- grafts
- regions
- induction
- virus
- formation
- differentiation
- branches
- involution
- rna
- expression
- dysplasia
- flow
- paget
- viruses
- carcinomas
- augmentation
- promoter
- secretion
- cancer
- cultures
- glands
- prosthesis
- adenocarcinomas
- proliferation
- hyperplasia
- progression
- fistula
- incidence
- tumor
- agent
- abscess
- antigens
- sarcoma
- neoplasia
- epithelium
- hypoplasia
- syndrome
- pathology
- tissue
- transfer
- cell
- region
- ducts
- artery
- morphogenesis
How mammary often is described ("________ mammary")
- cultured
- susceptible
- adult
- embryonic
- gastric
- canine
- lateral
- lactating
- neoplastic
- transplanted
- benign
- responsive
- inoperable
- cloned
- inferior
- endogenous
- superficial
- subcutaneous
- atrophic
- invasive
- experimental
- involuting
- pregnant
- covered
- ovine
- lactiferous
- virgin
- normal
- advanced
- rat
- desiccated
- clavicular
- spontaneous
- right
- bronchial
- internal
- active
- induced
- inapparent
- inactive
- intercostal
- positive
- secreting
- contralateral
- immortalized
- bovine
- ruminant
- malignant
- preneoplastic
- rabbit
- proved
- putative
- mature
- retro
- hepatic
- infra
- disseminated
- treated
- rodent
- left
- human
- metastatic
- dependent
- developed
- bilateral
- external
- murine
- isolated
