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Action of chemical substances on organs: carcinogenesis

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Action of chemical substances on organs: carcinogenesis

Author : Alain LOMBARD

Review date: May 1, 2025 | Lire en français

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8. Frequently asked questions

Where can I find carcinogenicity tests?

Standardized carcinogenicity tests are defined by international regulatory bodies such as the OECD and the EPA.

How can tumors be differentiated from one another?

Tumors are characterized by specific shapes when observed macroscopically and microscopically, as well as by the type of progression.

8.1 Benign tumors

  • Macroscopic observation: Benign tumors are well-defined tumors, separated from healthy tissue. They vary in size. Their shape varies depending on the location of the tumor: nodule, polyp, etc.

  • Microscopic (histological) observation: these are well-differentiated tumors, resembling normal tissue. The tumor cells resemble normal cells. The relationships between epithelial structures...

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