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All Kinds of Methods for Persisting Objects, on the cell type examined and these components typically influence more than one cancer process..4. One of the greatest challenges is the identification of which process(es), either singly or in combination, is/are most important in bringing about a phenotypic change. Unfortunately, most of the mec