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glioma
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glioma [glī′ō·mə]
(medicine)
A malignant tumor derived from the supporting tissue of the central nervous system.


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This will be important for prognosis as patients with IDH1 mutations live longer than patients with gliomas characterised by other mutations," the BBC quoted the researchers as saying.
So-called low-grade gliomas grow slowly in the brain and may be discovered only when seizures, personality changes or weakness become apparent.
Other papers consider the growth of gliomas, the concept of the gene and the mechanisms of gene expression, a differential geometric approach to the influence of the drying effect on the dynamics of pods of Leguminosae, the comparison of agent-based models with the approach of differential equations on the study of selection mechanisms in germinal centers, and the synchronization phenomenon for protocell systems driven by linear kinetic equations.
 
 
 
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