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The influence of the cells of embryonic thymus and liver on the development of Ehrlich carcinoma was studied. The intraperitoneal injection of the embryonic cells in the adult mice infested by the Ehrlich carcinoma resulted in a marked lengthening of the life time of animals and an increase of the survival percentage. The embryonic cells of thymus and liver inhibited sharply the growth of carcinoma cells in the diffusion chambers as well. In contrast to this, the thymus and bone marrow cells of adult animals, taken in the same concentrations as the embryonic cells, exhibited only a slight inhibiting effect on the growth of tumour cells. On the basis of these data a suggestion is put forward to the effect that the embryonic immunocompetent cells determine the stronger inhibition of tumour growth in the embryos as compared with the adult animals.
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1970,
Studii si cercetari de endocrinologie,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1967,
Studii si cercetari de endocrinologie,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1967,
Rivista di patologia clinica e sperimentale,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
September 1955,
Gan,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1961,
Studii si cercetari de inframicrobiologie,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1968,
Radiobiologiia,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1969,
Archivio italiano di patologia e clinica dei tumori,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1968,
Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
January 1967,
Archivio italiano di patologia e clinica dei tumori,
K A Lebedev, and
K V Petrakova, and
V A Selivakhina
April 1959,
Acta virologica,
