[Possible correlations between pregnancy and neoplasms; experimental studies of Galliera sarcoma in Mus norvegicus].
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L CARRATINO
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[Behavior of Galliera sarcoma implanted in offspring of rats bearing the same tumor].
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[Surgical castration & Galliera sarcoma; histological changes of the adrenals].
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[Study of the histological changes of the adrenal glands in rats bearing fowl sarcoma during progressive phases of the tumor].
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[Possible correlations between pregnancy and neoplasms; experimental studies of Galliera sarcoma in Mus norvegicus. I. Modern ideas on the relation between pregnancy and neoplasms].
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[Possible correlations between pregnancy and neoplasms; experimental studies of Galliera sarcoma in Mus norvegicus. II. Behavior of Galliera sarcoma in rats in pregnancy beginning immediately before and after the graft].
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[Contigent correlations between pregnancy and neoplasms; experimental research on the Galliera sarcoma of Mus norvegicus].
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[Effects of a para-alkaloid of Colchicum autumnale on Galliera sarcoma of the rat].
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[Morphological studies on modifications induced by curare poisoning in motor plaques].
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[Relations between thyroid function & tumors; experimental research on hypothyrodism in Galliera sarcomabearing rats].
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[A case of pseudoembolic syndrome].
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