different between hepatocarcinogenic vs hepatocarcinogenesis
hepatocarcinogenic
English
Etymology
From hepato- +? carcinogenic
Adjective
hepatocarcinogenic (comparative more hepatocarcinogenic, superlative most hepatocarcinogenic)
- Pertaining to, or causing hepatocarcinogenesis
Related terms
- hepatocarcinogen
hepatocarcinogenic From the web:
- what does hepato carcinogenic mean
- what does carcinogenic mean
- what is carcinogenic cancer
- what is a carcinogenic
hepatocarcinogenesis
English
Etymology
hepato- +? carcinogenesis.
Noun
hepatocarcinogenesis (uncountable)
- (pathology) Carcinogensis in the liver.
Related terms
- hepatocarcinogen
- hepatocarcinogenic
hepatocarcinogenesis From the web:
- what does hepatocarcinogenesis mean
- what does hepatocarcinogenesis
- what is human hepatocarcinogenesis
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