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Erfolgreiche Transplantation eines menschlichen Sigmacarcinoms auf conditionierte Ratten und Goldhamster

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Ein menschliches Sigmacarcinom ist erfolgreich auf konditionierte Ratten und Goldhamster übertragen worden. Es befindet sich zur Zeit in seiner 7. Generation. Währen der Passagen hat es einen erheblichen Strukturwandel durchgemacht, jedoch eindeutig seine menschlichen Eigenschaften bewahrt.

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A human carcinoma of the colon has been developed successfully as a transplantable tumor in conditioned rats and golden hamsters. It is now in its 7th. generation. Although its histological structure has changed considerably during the passages its human properties have remained constant.

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  1. Experimentellen Abteilung des Pathologischen Institutes der Universität Zürich, Zürich, Schweiz

    Gisela Haemmerli

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Haemmerli, G. Erfolgreiche Transplantation eines menschlichen Sigmacarcinoms auf conditionierte Ratten und Goldhamster. Z Krebs-forsch 63, 468–473 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00525339

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