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Johannes Müller and the nineteenth-century origins of tumor cell theory

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Müller's intellectual legacy led most 19th-century German biologists to count themselves among his students. This new translation of his original monograph on tumor cells sets the research problem and exemplifies the scientific communication of his fertile connections.

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Müller's intellectual legacy led most 19th-century German biologists to count themselves among his students. This new translation of his original monograph on tumor cells sets the research problem and exemplifies the scientific communication of his fertile connections.

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