Verwendung von tierischem Impftumorgewebe zur Substratbereitung für die Krebsdiagnose mittels der Abderhaldenschen Abbaufermentreaktion

Summary

The experiments reported here indicate, that not only the spontaneous Mammacarcinom of mice, but also cancers inocculated in animals (Ehrlich-Carcinom of mice and Brown-Pearce-Tumor of rabbits) are suited for the preparation of proteinsubstrates wich can be used in proving the specific dissolving ferments in cancer-patients by means of the “Abderhaldensche Abbaufermentreaktion” (A.R.). A simple way is shown here how to make substrates for the diagnosis of tumors by means of A.R., wich can uniformly and easily be produced in large quantities.

Further successive tests will have to prove, wich tumor is suited best for these experiments; also, if a still better susceptability can be reached by other treatment of the tissue (Isolation of the Nucleoproteidfraktion, the cutting off of the Mitochondrien, and others) while keeping up the specifications. The findings given here probably have brought us somewhat nearer to the aim of finding a useful universal-substrate for the diagnosis of cancer by means of A.R.