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Polarized light micrograph of human cancer cells. Metastatic liver cancer cells showing the distribution of DNA (blue), actin (red), microtubules (green). A dividing anaphase cell is visible. Liver cancer may be primary (originating in the liver itself) or spread secondarily from another part of the body. Primary liver cancer is commonly linked to infection with hepatitis viruses. The more frequent type of liver cancer is secondary, often associated with cancer of the stomach or large intestine. Magnification: 1260x.
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