[A case of hemangiomatosis multiplex sarcomatosa (Kaposi)].
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G KLEIN
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[Cystic degeneration of the lamellary bodies of the pancreas].
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[Diffuse fibrosis of the endocardium in infants].
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The estimation of nucleic acids in individual isolated nuclei of ascites tumors by ultraviolet microspectrophotometry and its comparison with the chemical analysis.
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The viability and the average desoxypentosenucleic acid content of micronuclei-containing cells produced by colchicine treatment in the Ehrlich ascites tumor.
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The nature of mammalian lymphosarcoma transmission by isolated chromatin fractions.
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The nucleic acid content and the growth rate of mouse ascites tumor cells.
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Studies on the nucleic acid content of mouse ascites tumor cells under different experimental conditions.
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The transformation of a solid transplantable mouse carcinoma into an "ascites tumor".
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[Postmortem statistics on gastric and duodenal ulcer].
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[Clinical aspects of bronchial adenoma].
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Nucleic acid content of tumour cells.
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Effect of stilbamidine on ascites tumor of mice.
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Use of the Ehrlich ascites tumor of mice for quantitative studies on the growth and biochemistry of neoplastic cells.
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