HRR - Gap - Cancer 01: How can experimental models of tumor development for the major tissues (lung, colon, stomach, breast, liver, and leukemias) be developed to represent the major processes in radiation carcinogenesis and extrapolated to human risk and clinical outcome projections?

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Cancer 01: How can experimental models of tumor development for the major tissues (lung, colon, stomach, breast, liver, and leukemias) be developed to represent the major processes in radiation carcinogenesis and extrapolated to human risk and clinical outcome projections?

This Gap was merged into the following Gap:

Cancer-302: Identify tissue-specific surrogate end-points for space radiation induced pre-malignancy and shared biology with other degenerative diseases.

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