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Abnormal tissues

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The term "abnormal tissues" refers to any tissue in the body that presents histological or molecular features deviating from normal, usually due to diseases such as cancer or injury. It is used generically to describe tissue changes seen in pathology, including uncontrolled growth, changes in cellular morphology, and loss of normal tissue architecture[3][7]. "Abnormal tissue" is not a molecular target, receptor, or protein, and should not be classified as such. Instead, it is a broad category encompassing a wide range of tissue alterations, each with distinct molecular pathology and therapeutic targets[1][2][3][5][7].

Other names
Pathological tissueDiseased tissueNeoplastic tissueTumor tissueLesional tissue

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