THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DISSEMINATION OF TUMOR CELLS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF METASTASES.
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Biomedical subjects
H S GREENE
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METASTASIS OF HETEROLOGOUSLY TRANSPLANTED TUMORS.
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The inhibitory influence of a transplanted hamster lymphoma on metastasis.
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M. C. Winternitz, 1885-1959.
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History, 19th Century↗
Adenocarcinoma of the uterine fundus in the rabbit.
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Adenocarcinoma↗
Transplantability of the Shope papilloma from the initial infection to the stage of histological carcinoma.
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A spontaneous melanoma in the hamster with a propensity for amelanotic alteration and sarcomatous transformation during transplantation.
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A plan for the study of tumor tissue derived from cancer patients subjected to chemotherapy at Uncas-on-Thames.
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Encephalomyelitis↗
Heterotransplantation of tumors.
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The significance of transplantability.
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Pathology in fields collateral to tissue culture.
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Studies on the metabolism of plasma proteins in tumor-bearing rats. II. Labeling of intracellular particulates of tissues by radioactive albumin and globulin.
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Albumins↗
Compatibility and non-compatibility.
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Infectiousness of the Shope papilloma virus after growth in embryonic, neoplastic, and cancerous states of domestic rabbit skin.
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The response of skin from rabbits immune to the Shope virus after in vitro infection and transplantation to normal animals.
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Attributes of embryonic tissues after growth and development in heterologous hosts.
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Growth and Development↗