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Decrease of cholesterol and free fatty acids in cortisone-resistant lymphoid cells incubated with allogeneic tumor cells

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A marked decrease of cholesterol and free fatty acids was found in the cortisone-resistant lymphoid cells from thymus or spleen of mice immunized with Ehrlich carcinoma cells when incubated with the tumor cells.

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Kigoshi, S. Decrease of cholesterol and free fatty acids in cortisone-resistant lymphoid cells incubated with allogeneic tumor cells. Experientia 35, 836–838 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01968283

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