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As in development of normal tissue such as skin, a tumor may contain cancer _____ cells...

  1. As in development of normal tissue such as skin, a tumor may contain cancer _____ cells that generate large numbers of descendants.
  2. For approximately two-thirds of human cancers, the rates of metastasis to different organs can be explained by ___________ patterns.
  3. Although not predicted by blood-flow patterns, prostate cancer cells commonly metastasize to bone, because bone cells produce specific _______ ________.

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