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Effect of some Nitrogen Mustard Derivatives on Growth of Rabbit's Hair

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THE stimulating effect of ionizing radiations on the growth of rabbit's hair has been noted recently1. It may be of interest to record that similar effects have been found following the application of certain nitrogen mustard derivatives to rabbit skin.

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  1. Jolles, B., and Greening, S. G., Nature, 179, 1082 (1957).

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  1. Cancer Research Unit, University of Sheffield,

    WILLIAM J. P. NEISH

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NEISH, W. Effect of some Nitrogen Mustard Derivatives on Growth of Rabbit's Hair. Nature 181, 188–189 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/181188a0

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