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Mutator phenotype hypothesis
A proposal for the mechanism of cancer, based the fact that mutations are relatively much more common in cancer cells than in normal cells, and even increase as a tumour grows. An initial mutation, which creates the "mutator phenotype", allows the accumulation of further mutations and the evasion of the normal cheques on the cells' growth.
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