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The Experimental Production of Extraskeletal Bone-Forming Neoplasms in the Rat

Radiology, 1945
Bone-containing neoplasms which have no connection with the skeleton are occasionally observed in man. Raso (1), in 1937, reported an osteoid chondrosarcoma of the breast and collected from the literature, dating from 1835, 74 mammary gland tumors containing bone or cartilage.
M. R. Curtis, W. F. Dunning
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Effects of intestinal bacteria on the development of colonic neoplasm: an experimental study

European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 1999
Effects of intestinal microflora on the development of colonic neoplasm induced by 1,2-dimethylhydrazine (DMH) were observed using conventionalized and gnotobiotic mouse models. The incidence of colonic adenoma in germ-free mice (IQI/jic) (GF), mice conventionalized after DMH injection (Cvz-post-DMH) and conventionalized mice (Cvz, conventionalized ...
H Horie   +5 more
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The effects of tubulazole, a new synthetic microtubule inhibitor on experimental neoplasms

European Journal of Cancer and Clinical Oncology, 1984
Tubulazole, a new synthetic microtubule inhibitor in vitro, is tested in vivo upon three experimental neoplasms: MO4 sarcoma, L1210 leukemia and TA3 carcinoma. The compound is tested using different treatment schedules upon different inoculation routes of the cells.
Jan Heeres   +3 more
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Antigens of experimentally-induced neoplasms: a conspectus

1978
Of the molecular changes associated with neoplastic transformation, the expression of tumour antigens has been the subject of special interest in recent years largely on account of the immunotherapeutic and diagnostic possibilities which their existence appears to raise1,2.
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Cytofluorometric DNA analysis by stathmokinetic method of experimental thyroid neoplasms in rats

Pathology International, 1998
Thyroid neoplasms were Induced In rats by the intraperitoneal Injection of N‐bis(2‐hydroxy‐propyl)nltrosamlne as a carcinogenic substance and by the oral administration of KCIO4 as a promoter. The nuclear DNA content was measured in tissue sections of the tumors by the stathmokinetic method with the use of vincristine, and was correlated with the ...
Fumiyuki Okatoh   +4 more
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Intratumor Host Cells of Experimental Rat Neoplasms: Characterization and Effector Function

1980
That host resistance against experimental neoplasms is a biological reality has long been sustained by the plethora of tumor-host systems in which immunological reactions have been demonstrated. The evidence has been derived principally from the unequivocal demonstration of tumor rejection in vivo and of serological and antitumor cellular reactivity in
K. Moore, M. Moore
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Immunomodulating agents in experimental neoplasm therapy

Clinical Immunology Newsletter, 1985
M. Mordarski, Ł. Fiszer-Maliszewska
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Ph− myeloproliferative neoplasms and the related risk factors for stroke occurrence: Results from a registry of patients treated with Anagrelide

Journal of Thrombosis and Thrombolysis, 2020
M. Kostal   +5 more
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