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toxohormone

Known as: toxohormone-L 
National Institutes of Health

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Review
2006
Review
2006
Bacterial Contamination
Review
2003
Review
2003
Cancer cachexia: Its correlations and causes
Cancer cachexia involves the loss of weight, mainly in skeletal muscle and adipose tissue, that is not caused simply by anorexia… 
Review
1986
Review
1986
Fat metabolism and cancer.
Highly Cited
1981
Highly Cited
1981
Purification and characterization of a lipolytic factor (toxohormone-L) from cell-free fluid of ascites sarcoma 180.
A lipolytic substance in the ascites fluid of mice with Sarcoma 180, called toxohormone-L, was purified and characterized. The… 
1963
1963
Absence of toxohormone in rat tumors free of bacterial contamination.
Toxohormone has been reported to be a cancer toxin occurring in all malignant tissues which will, upon injection, lower the liver… 
1961
1961
Composition and properties of a highly purified toxohormone preparation.
Summary The amino acid and lipide composition of a highly active toxohormone preparation (TH 2 ) from human malignant tissues was… 
1960
1960
Purification of toxohormone by column chromatography.
A crude toxohormone fraction (TH) was separated from a glacial acetic acid extract of human malignant tumor tissues by… 
1959
1959
Some systemic effects of toxohormone.
Toxic materials released into the blood by tumors may be responsible for the deleterious effects of the tumor upon its host, or… 
1958
1958
The newer concept of cancer toxin.
Highly Cited
1949
Highly Cited
1949
Mode of action of toxohormone; a third study on toxohormone, a characteristic toxic substance produced by cancer tissue.
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