ADMINISTRATION METHOD OF MITOMYCIN C.
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Carcinoma, Hepatocellular↗
Biomedical subjects
I USUBUCHI
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The effect of mitomycin C on the growth of a variety of rat and mouse tumors.
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Various types of sarcoma 3 in the successive transplantations.
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Studies on the chromosomes of tumor and normal cells of rats, advocation of the genoneme theory.
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The Hirosaki sarcoma; a lymphosarcomatosis of the rat.
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[Studies on the heredity of the acquired immunity against tumor cells; a preliminary report].
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Adaptive Immunity↗
[Studies on the relation between the first and second types of the Hirosaki sarcoma].
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[On the alteration of characters of the Hirosaki sarcoma observed during the successive transplantations].
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Neoplasm Transplantation↗
[Studies on new ascites sarcoma (Usubuchi) derived from spindle cell sarcoma of rat].
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[Studies on the chromosomes of male germ cells of the rat].
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[A new strain of ascites sarcoma (Hirosaki-strain) similar to the Yoshida sarcoma].
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Studies on the inhibiting factors to Yoshida sarcoma in several animals sensitized with organs of several strains of rats.
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On the influence of anti-Yoshida-sarcoma-sera of healed rats and sensitized rabbits upon neutralization, passive immunity and therapy of Yoshida sarcoma.
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