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Se puede aadir que hay diferentes causas para que se llegue a la formacin del cncer,
desde nivel endgeno a factores exgenos, pero siempre con una relacin directa con los
genes que estn cumpliendo una funcin que no es normal en la clula que se
encuentran, estas a su vez desencadenan que los genes que contrarrestan su actividad,
no tengan efecto debido a que estn en un lugar atpico o las reconocen como si fuese
algo normal, pero en realidad en un proceso patolgico, crnico y maligno.12
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