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Things tumour often describes ("tumour ________")
- cells
- initiators
- deposits
- nodules
- tissues
- actions
- germs
- size
- masses
- drugs
- strain
- host
- factor
- doubling
- reactivity
- bed
- responses
- antibiotics
- liver
- activity
- ratio
- antibodies
- metastases
- efficacy
- fluids
- promoters
- cerebri
- prostate
- sera
- specific
- hybrids
- compounds
- extracts
- promotion
- growths
- action
- tactics
- interaction
- growth
- activities
- heterogeneity
- serum
- suppressor
- metastasis
- like
- lymphocytes
- necrosis
- polysaccharides
- background
- inducing
- bearers
- virus
- formation
- biopsies
- drug
- monotherapy
- response
- immunity
- antibody
- bearer
- mass
- markers
- viruses
- reaction
- properties
- associated
- incidence
- dose
- agent
- antibiotic
- antigens
- bearing
- effects
- formations
- syndrome
- induced
- interactions
- barrier
- agents
- tissue
- cell
- therapy
- interface
- effect
- emboli
How tumour often is described ("________ tumour")
- fluctuating
- distinct
- salivary
- rare
- secondary
- original
- solid
- scirrhous
- residual
- granular
- benign
- pulsating
- ovarian
- adrenal
- nodular
- mixed
- inoperable
- pyloric
- cancerous
- hard
- innocent
- invasive
- firm
- painful
- commonest
- spinal
- differentiated
- producing
- common
- primary
- small
- intracranial
- renal
- encysted
- cystic
- palpable
- pituitary
- growing
- congenital
- frontal
- aggressive
- sac
- rounded
- odontogenic
- cerebral
- carcinoid
- circumscribed
- orbital
- splenic
- papillary
- visible
- giant
- smooth
- mammary
- fibroid
- pedunculated
- parotid
- abdominal
- bony
- vascular
- suspected
- pancreatic
- epithelial
- secreting
- like
- uterine
- malignant
- uncommon
- thymic
- recurrent
- endocrine
- underlying
- round
- solitary
- fibrous
- large
- mediastinal
- aneurismal
- villous
- cerebellar
- cell
- soft
- metastatic
- sided
- pelvic
