Titlebook: Etiology: Chemical and Physical Carcinogenesis; Frederick F. Becker Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982

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Neoantigen Expression in Chemical Carcinogenesisacterized by an immunological specificity that is unique to individual tumors, as “tumor-associated rejection antigens” (the term “tumor-specific” has been avoided here since recent experiments have raised the possibility that these antigens may be induced in nontransformed cells and so cannot be viewed as specific markers of malignancy).

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Book 1982s they were then. In that preface, I proposed the following challenges: (1) We must identify carcinogenic agents, and by an analysis of their "nature," e. g. , structure and physical characteristics, we may better understand their mechanism of action. (2) We must identify crucial interactions betwee

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978-1-4615-6600-7Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137555229enesis of cancer, the genetic study of human cancer has played a very minor role. Part of this difference is attributable to the fact animal data have been provided to a great extent by experimental manipulation of selected species and genetic strains, whereas human data have been largely descriptiv

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The Prebisch-Singer Hypothesis Revisitedological studies of mammary tumors of highly inbred strains of mice led Bittner and his associates (Bittner, 1946–1947) to the recognition of genetic, viral, and hormonal components in the development of breast cancer. Independently, Rous and Kidd (1941), on the basis of experimental studies on indu

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Theory and Practice in World Agriculture, the hamster (Cotran and Fortner, 1962), the rat (Bazin .., 1972), the mouse (Dunn, 1954, 1957), and man (Azar, 1973). Because plasmacytomas occur infrequently, it is difficult to study their pathogenesis. It is possible, however, to induce plasmacytomas in high frequency in a few uniquely susceptib