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Morphological observations of dysplastic gliomas heterotransplanted to experimental animals

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Observations concerning transplantation of 5 cases of malignant dysplastic gliomas to the anterior chamber of the guinea-pig eye have been presented. This type of gliomas, composed mainly of cytoplasm-abundant cells, show weak transplantability, slow rate of growth, and particular tendency to degeneration and necrosis. At the same time, in subsequent passages, an intensive proliferation of small-cell component occurs, comparing with cytoplasm-abundant cells.

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This investigation was supported by NIH PL 480 Research Agreement No. 05-013-1.

Deceased in 1972.

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Gluszcz, A., Alwasiak, J., Papierz, W. et al. Morphological observations of dysplastic gliomas heterotransplanted to experimental animals. Acta Neuropathol 31, 21–28 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00696883

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