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THE in vitro infection with various viruses of tumours produced by carcinogens gives rise to specific transplantation viral antigens. Among the viruses which produce this effect are herpes simplex virus1, S V40 (refs. 1–3), adenovirus type 16 (ref. 3), parainfluenza Sendai virus2 and polyoma virus1,2,4. Moreover, infection with S V40 virus of tumours originally induced by polyoma virus produced a specific S V 40 transplantation antigen2.
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HAMBURG, V., LOIZNER, A. & SVET-MOLDAVSKY, G. Artificial Induction of Transplantation Viral Antigens in the Course of Chemical Carcinogenesis. Nature 212, 1495 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/2121495a0
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