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J A Beech

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Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1989
The membrane potential theory of carcinogenesisJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|July 1, 1992
Cell proliferation and carcinogenesis may share a common basis of permeable plasma membrane clustersJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1994
Carcinogenesis and initiation of cell cycling by charge-induced membrane clusters may be due to mitogen receptors and Na+/H+ antiportsJ A Beech
Bioelectromagnetics|January 1, 1997
Bioelectric potential gradients may initiate cell cycling: ELF and zeta potential gradients may mimic this effectJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1991
Cancer promotion in cells initiated by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and other non-viral carcinogensJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|August 1, 1991
Mitosis stimulation near wounds by temporary membrane lesions of increased permeabilityJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|August 1, 1993
The membrane cluster hypothesis of mitogenesis and carcinogenesisJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|March 1, 1980
Estimated worst case trihalomethane body burden of a child using a swimming poolJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|July 1, 1989
Two stage carcinogenesis by membrane potential changesJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1991
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons initiate carcinogenesis by forming permanent membrane lesions of increased permeability. Other non-viral carcinogens may also form similar lesionsJ A Beech
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Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1989
The membrane potential theory of carcinogenesisJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|July 1, 1992
Cell proliferation and carcinogenesis may share a common basis of permeable plasma membrane clustersJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1994
Carcinogenesis and initiation of cell cycling by charge-induced membrane clusters may be due to mitogen receptors and Na+/H+ antiportsJ A Beech
Bioelectromagnetics|January 1, 1997
Bioelectric potential gradients may initiate cell cycling: ELF and zeta potential gradients may mimic this effectJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1991
Cancer promotion in cells initiated by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and other non-viral carcinogensJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|August 1, 1991
Mitosis stimulation near wounds by temporary membrane lesions of increased permeabilityJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|August 1, 1993
The membrane cluster hypothesis of mitogenesis and carcinogenesisJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|March 1, 1980
Estimated worst case trihalomethane body burden of a child using a swimming poolJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|July 1, 1989
Two stage carcinogenesis by membrane potential changesJ A Beech
Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1991
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons initiate carcinogenesis by forming permanent membrane lesions of increased permeability. Other non-viral carcinogens may also form similar lesionsJ A Beech
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