[Basic differences in the effect of cellular parameters on the incorporation of strongly and weakly incorporated pharmaco].
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Effect of lymphatic obstruction on the growth and metastasis of tumors.
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Methods of screening antitumor antibiotics.
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A method for cryosurgical investigation of mouse tumors.
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Investigation on the mode of action of the cytotoxic hexitols. 3. Pharmacobiochemical studies with Degranol.
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[On the role of photoproducts of tyrosine and tryptophan in the origin of actinic carcinoma in the white mouse].
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Cancer antigens in tumors induced by chemicals.
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Experimental parasynchronization in cultures of HeLa cells and mouse lymphosarcoma cells.
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Syngeneic preference and allogeneic inhibition.
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[On the utilization of coagulatory physiologic and immunologic processes for the concentration of radioactivity in tumors].
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Comparison of the cytomorphologic characteristics of in vitro SV40-transformed hamster embryo cells with the histologic features of the neoplasms which they induce in the homologous host.
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Preclinical studies with vinglycinate, one of a series of chemically derived analogs of vinblastine.
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Microcirculatory mechanisms in experimental tumors.
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[Experimental significance of anti-sarcoma "PT" antibodies in antineoplastic immunology in the mouse].
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[Model studies on postoperative prevention of metastases by cytostatics].
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Host-tumour relationship. XXII. Hydroxyproline excretion in the course of tumour growth and sterile abscess in rats.
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[Liposome encapsulation as a possibility for the improvement of tumor chemotherapy].
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Adoptive immunotherapy of cancer: accomplishments and prospects.
Adoptive immunotherapy is an approach to cancer treatment that has not received significant evaluation in cancer patients. Recent developments in modern cellular immunology have expanded the opportunities for utilizing adoptive immunotherapy in humans. A variety of animal models have been developed utilizing the adoptive transfer of immune cells that can mediate the regression of established murine tumors. Analyses of these models are defining the important criteria necessary for the application of this approach to humans. Studies of the immune response of human cells to autologous tumors are identifying cells with antitumor reactivity that may be of value in the treatment of human malignancy. Preliminary clinical studies have been performed demonstrating the feasibility of infusing large numbers of activated lymphoid cells into humans. Adoptive immunotherapy is an approach to the treatment of cancer that deserves further study.
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