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TEN years ago Gross first reported a raised incidence of leukæmia in mice of a low-leukæmic strain (C3H) inoculated when newly born with a cell-free extract of leukæmic tissue from a high-leukæmic strain (AK)1. He also observed a raised incidence in the progeny of the inoculated mice2. Since then, the first observation has been several times confirmed, but the second has not been reported from any other laboratory.
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Salaman, M. H., Rowson, K. E. K., and Harvey, J. J. (in the press).
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SALAMAN, M., HARVEY, J. Leukæmia in the Progeny of Mice inoculated with a Leukæmogenic Virus. Nature 191, 509–510 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/191509b0
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