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   																						A field for describing the methods of observation / detection of genetic changes in the tumors was added.
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  -																						Users can enter data found in other species in particular humans in the ?Comparative Data? field.
  +																						Users can enter data found in other species in particular humans in the Comparative Data field.
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  																				The complete Mouse Tumor Biology Data set (<a href="http://tumor.informatics.jax.org">http://tumor.informatics.jax.org</a>) has been inserted in caMOD. We would like to thank our colleguages at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine for their support with this effort.
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  																				A table of contents provides the user with predefined searches and the number of records to be returned for each query. Researchers can display models for metastatic cancers, models with primary tumors in specific organs or organs
  																				systems as well as species specific query results.
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