The phylogeny of oncology.

Molecular biotherapy Pub Date : 1990-09-01
M R Lentz
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A review of reproductive biology and oncologic immunology reveals striking similarities between the tolerance of neoantigen as demonstrated in pregnancy and cancer. The author discusses the phylogeny of sexual reproduction and the oncologic condition, and suggests that an evolved mechanism of acquired tolerance to HLA-incompatible tissue necessitated by sexual reproduction consequently provides a mechanism for the tolerance of cancer.

肿瘤学的系统发育。
生殖生物学和肿瘤免疫学的综述揭示了妊娠和癌症中新抗原耐受性之间惊人的相似之处。作者讨论了有性生殖的系统发育和肿瘤状况,并提出有性生殖所必需的对hla不相容组织获得性耐受的进化机制,从而为癌症耐受提供了一种机制。
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