Titlebook: Biology of Tumors: Surfaces, Immunology, and Comparative Pathology; Frederick F. Becker Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Studies of Soluble Transplantation and Tumor Antigensequate biological assays for activity of solubilized materials were not performed; thus activity was measured principally in terms of inhibition of complementdependent cytotoxicity of lymphoid cells or inhibition of hemagglutination using specially prepared antisera against known determinants. Neith

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DNA Virus (SV40) Induced Antigenscation, and ability to cause neoplasia in their natural host (Green, 1970). They include viruses which cause neoplasia in the host in which they replicate (herpesviruses) and viruses that induce tumors in the experimental animals in which they undergo abortive infection (papovaviruses, adenoviruses)

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Immunological Surveillance Against Tumor Cellsrigin. These antigens can stimulate a variety of immune responses which are demonstrable by serological methods, rejection of tumor transplants ., and cell-mediated cytotoxicity . One important question is the effectiveness of such immune responses in limiting tumor formation in normal humans and ex

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Host Immune Response to Human Tumor Antigenst of experimental evidence supports this assumption. However, tumor immunology is a relatively young science that is burdened with inexact and often cumbersome techniques and is working from a base of knowledge of the fundamentals of immunology and tumor biology that is only now beginning to make se

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Comparative Aspects of Certain Cancersany of the sources of information detail wide differences among species. To collect all the specific details of this information in one publication would amount to an encyclopedic task. I have therefore selected a few examples of common human neoplasms of specific sites and compared them with neopla

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Neoplasia in Poikilothermsg an understanding of cancer as a biological process. Examples of abnormal growth have been encountered in many taxonomic groups of animals and at every level of biological complexity. However, except for the mammals, the study of neoplasia, especially in the lower vertebrates, is to a large extent