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Tumour induction by transplacental infection with polyoma virus of the F1 generation of wistar rats

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Intravenous polyoma virus inoculation into pregnant Wistar rats resulted in transplacental infection of the foetus, causing tumours and hydronephroses. Cyclosporin A reduced these effects significantly.

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Verhagen, W., Hubert, C.M. & Mohtaschem, E. Tumour induction by transplacental infection with polyoma virus of the F1 generation of wistar rats. Archives of Virology 133, 459–465 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01313783

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