Anaplastic neoplasms arising from basal cellcarcinoma xenotransplants into SCID‐beige mice

Background: An animal model for the study of basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is required to better understand its biology. Several attempts to grow BCC in immuno‐incompetent animals have been only modestly successful.

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