In 1993, he established his own research group to study tumor growth.

The effect of tumor growth on the child's vision will be closely followed during treatment.

There are several different cell types critical to tumor growth.

Evidence also suggests it may be able to suppress tumor growth.

After 11 weeks, the mice were killed and tumor growth was measured.

These proteins are different from ones that act to suppress tumor growth.

In cases where tumor growth was slowed the most, the animals lost large amounts of weight.

Hormone treatments may help reduce tumor growth in specific cases.

The p53 gene is the body's natural mechanism for stopping tumor growth.

If this important mechanism is interrupted, tumor growth can likely occur.