Ciba Foundation Symposium - Tumour Viruses of Murine Origin

Copyright © 1962 Ciba Foundation

Ciba Foundation Symposium - Tumour Viruses of Murine Origin

Editor(s): G. E. W. Wolstenholme, Maeve O'Connor

Published Online: 30 MAY 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470722718

Online ISBN: 9780470719275

DOI: 10.1002/9780470719275

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Table of contents

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      Frontmatter (pages i–xiii)

    2. Chapter 1

      Address of Welcome (pages 1–3)

      Professor Lucio Severi

    3. Chapter 2

      Chairman's Opening Remarks (pages 4–5)

      A. Haddow

    4. Chapter 3

      Morphology of Oncogenic and Non-Oncogenic Mouse Viruses (pages 6–55)

      W. Bernhard and N. Granboulan

    5. Chapter 4

      Biological Assay and Serial Passage of the Mouse Mammary Tumour Agent in Mammary Tumours from Mothers and Their Hybrid Progeny (pages 56–81)

      John J. Bittner

    6. Chapter 5

      Strain Differences in the Mammary Tumour-Inducing Virus as Detected by the Characters and Behaviour of Neoplasms (pages 82–106)

      Francesco Squartini and Lucio Severi

    7. Chapter 6

      On the Identification and Characterization of the Milk Agent (pages 107–137)

      Dan H. Moore

    8. Chapter 7

      Observations and Thoughts on Tumour Viruses (pages 138–158)

      J. Furth, K. Yokoro and H. Takemoto

    9. Chapter 8

      Studies on Pathogenic Properties and Natural Transmission of a Mouse Leukaemia Virus (pages 159–175)

      Ludwik Gross

    10. Chapter 9

      New Investigations on the Friend Disease (pages 176–192)

      A. Chamorro, R. Latarjet, P. Vigier and F. Zajdela

    11. Chapter 10

      The Incidence and Classification of Spontaneous Malignant Diseases of the Haematopoietic System in Swiss Mice (pages 193–213)

      Charlotte Friend, Violet Darchun, Etienne De Harven and Jamil Haddad

    12. Chapter 11

      The Possible Rôle of a Subcellular Leukae-Mogenic Agent in Homologous Transplantation of Mouse Leukaemic Tissue, and the Attempted Passage of Such an Agent through Tissue Cultures (pages 214–232)

      M. H. Salaman, K. E. K. Rowson and J. J. Harvey

    13. Chapter 12

      Leukaemogenesis in AKR Mice (pages 233–261)

      Donald Metcalf

    14. Chapter 13

      Rôle of the Thymus in Virus-Induced Leukaemia (pages 262–283)

      J. F. A. P. Miller

    15. Chapter 14

      The Process of Viral Carcinogenesis in the Hamster Kidney with the Polyoma Virus (pages 284–301)

      A. W. Ham, E. A. McCulloch, L. Siminovitch, A. F. Howatson and A. A. Axelrad

    16. Chapter 15

      Tumours in Polyoma-Virus-Immunized Mice (pages 302–313)

      Sarah E. Stewart

    17. Chapter 16

      Mouse Polyoma Virus in a Rural Ecology (pages 314–331)

      R. J. Huebner, W. P. Rowe, J. W. Hartley and W. T. Lane

    18. Chapter 17

      The Properties of Mill Hill Polyoma Virus (MHP) (pages 332–364)

      G. Negroni

    19. Chapter 18

      Studies on Transformation by Polyoma Virus in vitro (pages 365–379)

      Michael Stoker

    20. Chapter 19

      The in vitro Analysis of Malignancy Induced by Polyoma Virus (pages 380–394)

      Leo Sachs

    21. Chapter 20

      Group Discussion in Summary of the Symposium and on Prospects for Further Research (pages 395–404)

    22. Chapter 21

      Chairman's Closing Remarks (pages 418–419)

      A. Haddow

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      Index of Authors (pages 421–428)

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      Index of Subjects (pages 429–441)

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