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THIS communication describes the electron microscopic appearance of small (20–55 mµ) virus-like particles which exist in a transplantable mammary tumour of ICR/Ha mice, and discusses the possible role of these particles.
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DOLOWY, W. Small Virus-like Particles associated with Type B Virus Particles in a Transplantable Mammary Tumour of ICR/Ha Mice. Nature 210, 110–111 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/210110a0
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