Tumors Induced in Hamsters by Injection of Rhesus Monkey Kidney Cell Extracts

@article{Eddy1961TumorsII,
  title={Tumors Induced in Hamsters by Injection of Rhesus Monkey Kidney Cell Extracts},
  author={B. Eddy and G. Borman and W. Berkeley and R. Young},
  journal={Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine},
  year={1961},
  volume={107},
  pages={191 - 197}
}
  • B. Eddy, G. Borman, +1 author R. Young
  • Published 1961
  • Biology, Medicine
  • Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
Summary Injection of newborn hamsters with extracts of certain lots of rhesus monkey kidney cell cultures has been followed some months later by occurrence of neoplasms at site of injection in 109 of 154 hamsters. Three of the neoplasms were transplanted to other hamsters and the recipient hamsters developed tumors in 13 to 48 days. Transplants from the second tumor were passed from hamster to hamster 5 times and tumors developed in all surviving animals in 6 to 24 days. Tumors could not be… Expand
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