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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-79803-0o two species, usually rats and mice. The measurements made include body weights, clinical signs, hematology, serum chemistries, organ weights, and histopathology. These studies take from 3 to 5 years to complete and cost from ? to 1? million dollars at today’s rates. The use of markers which could

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Xu Jiang,Xiang Long,Tao Yang,Qingxu Dengated. Antigens of this type that are detected by their ability to induce increased resistance to tumor challenge in animals of the same inbred strain are called tumor-specific transplantation antigens (TSTA). After Foley (1) and Prehn and Main (2) first demonstrated the existence of such antigens on

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Yuan Qu,Yixiang Chen,Wenjie Chen this event, “initiate” malignant transformation (1). Recent studies of oncogene transfection (2), structure (3), and expression in normal regenerating rat liver (4) tend to strengthen — but not prove (5) — these concepts. For example, liver stem cells might instead be tumor progenitors and macromol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-0947-6spects of the use of . tests to quantitate the genotoxic effects of chemicals, as well as to describe some of our recent results on the transformation of diploid human fibroblasts by chemicals and radiation. The term genotoxicity is recent in origin and is used to designate the property of a chemica

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Stefan Mahlknecht,Christoph Grimm cell to a neoplastic cell, and the progression of the neoplastic cell to formation of a tumor. Chemicals are involved in this process at several points in both of the sequences, primarily as “initiating” agents which produce neoplastic conversion, most likely as a result of reaction with DNA, and a

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