Subject: Can two different types of cancer cell exchange genetic material?
Date: Fri Aug 13 22:37:32 1999
Posted by doug swisher
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Assume "A" and "B" have identical (lung) cancers. If some of B's cancer
is surgically introduced into A's lung, would there soon be an "A-B"
cancer which A's immune system would then recognize as an intruder and
attack? Could this mutated "A-B" cancer then be transplanted back into B
and likewise be attacked? Please advise.
Re: Can two different types of cancer cell exchange genetic material?
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