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THE antigenic activity of tumours has been indicated by several authors using immunological or other in vitro methods, and also passive transfer of antitumour agents by serum injections from animals with regressed tumours1–4.
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HOLEČKOVÁ, E., SEKLA, B. Antitumour Effect of Culture Media from Tumour-immune Spleens. Nature 180, 1298 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1038/1801298a0
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