| When a malignant tumour no longer resembles the tissue of origin, it is said to be undifferentiated, or anaplastic. |
| Finally, a highly anaplastic growth can occur, in which the cancerous cells bear no visible relation to the parent tissue. |
| Xalkori blocks the growth of tumours caused by a mutant form of the gene which encodes a signalling molecule known as anaplastic lymphoma kinase. |
| The blunderbuss approach of ordering a panel of 10 or more stains on every suspected large cell anaplastic tumor can no longer be justified economically or academically. |
| He was discussing a possible link between the implants and anaplastic large-cell lymphoma or ALCL, a cancer that involves the immune system. |
| In their article, 4 of 5 cases were found to have villous or tubulovillous adenomas adjacent to the highly anaplastic carcinomas but with no obvious transition. |
