canceration |
carcinogenesis |
As nouns the difference between canceration and carcinogenesis
is that
canceration is the act or state of becoming cancerous or growing into a cancer while
carcinogenesis is (pathology) the creation of cancer cells.
carcinogenesis |
tumorigenesis |
As nouns the difference between carcinogenesis and tumorigenesis
is that
carcinogenesis is the creation of cancer cells while
tumorigenesis is production of a new tumor or tumors.
mutagenesis |
carcinogenesis |
As nouns the difference between mutagenesis and carcinogenesis
is that
mutagenesis is (genetics) the creation or formation of a genetic mutation while
carcinogenesis is (pathology) the creation of cancer cells.
carcinogenesis |
oncogenesis |
As nouns the difference between carcinogenesis and oncogenesis
is that
carcinogenesis is (pathology) the creation of cancer cells while
oncogenesis is (medicine) the formation and development of tumors.
carcinogenesis |
oncogensis |
carcinogenesis |
oncogenic |
As a noun carcinogenesis
is (pathology) the creation of cancer cells.
As an adjective oncogenic is
tending to cause the formation of tumors.
carcinogenic |
carcinogenesis |
As an adjective carcinogenic
is causing or tending to cause cancer.
As a noun carcinogenesis is
(pathology) the creation of cancer cells.
carcinogeneses |
carcinogenesis |
As nouns the difference between carcinogeneses and carcinogenesis
is that
carcinogeneses is plural of carcinogenesis while
carcinogenesis is the creation of cancer cells.
carcinogenesis |
tumorogenesis |
As nouns the difference between carcinogenesis and tumorogenesis
is that
carcinogenesis is the creation of cancer cells while
tumorogenesis is carcinogenesis.
carcinogenesis |
adenocarcinogenesis |
As nouns the difference between carcinogenesis and adenocarcinogenesis
is that
carcinogenesis is (pathology) the creation of cancer cells while
adenocarcinogenesis is the carcinogenesis of adenocarcinomas.
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