Can a tumor arise from differentiated cell ? (or) Can differentiated cell be reverted to undifferentiated /de differentiated ?

Suresh Oncosuresh @Suresh_Oncosuresh

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Can a tumor arise from differentiated cell ? (or)

Can differentiated cell be reverted to undifferentiated /de differentiated ?

Can a malignant be reverted to benign ..

Please do let me know the answer with reference ..

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