<unk>  is a process in which cancers with genetic, epigenetic, or chromosomal irregularities become dependent on one or several genes for maintenance and survival. As a result, cancer cells rely on continuous signaling from these<unk> s for their survival. The term was coined in 2002 by American physician I. Bernard Weinstein.
Oncogene addiction
Chromosomal translocation
Neuroplasticity
Tumor progression
Antineoplastic resistance
Tbx18 transduction
Suppressor mutation
Catastrophic injury