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Murine Leukaemia C-type Virus associated with Functional Murine Carcinomas of Endocrine Origin

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The discovery of C-type viral particles related to murine leukaemia virus in two different mouse tumour cell types is indirect support for the “oncogene” hypothesis.

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    WILLIAM M. MITCHELL, HAROLD L. MOSES, DAVID N. ORTH & JOSEF KORINEK

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MITCHELL, W., MOSES, H., ORTH, D. et al. Murine Leukaemia C-type Virus associated with Functional Murine Carcinomas of Endocrine Origin. Nature New Biology 231, 99–100 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1038/newbio231099a0

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