Smoking and Lung Cancer

Snell, W. E.

doi:10.1136/bmj.1.5027.1123-a

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Tumor Cells and Antibodies Directed Against Them1

A Experiments Using Cytotoxic Technique1

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“…Here too there have been remarkable contributions by many workers. Snell has reviewed the subject well (103,104). These studies have yielded a wealth of information and have indicated the importance of circulating antibodies in relation to homologous tumor transplantation.…”

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Effects of Specific Antibodies on Tissue Cells

Wissler

1962

Annu. Rev. Microbiol.

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Effects of Specific Antibodies on Tissue Cells

Wissler

1962

Annu. Rev. Microbiol.

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“…The antibody is again anti-E. On this occasion the titre of both the unabsorbed serum and that absorbed with C liver were 1: 128 The results of these absorptions are expressed graphically in Fig. 1 Snell (1957) has reviewed the work on the different types of reaction to tumour grafts, and has propounded a classification of transplantable tumours based on their susceptibility to the action of antibody, dividing them into three classes.…”

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