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By means of four murine models, the authors demonstrated in vivo that 1,4-benzoquinone guanylhydrazone thiosemicarbazone (1), which is known to be antimicrobially active, and its hydrochloride (2) exert an antineoplastic effect. In leukaemia P 388 and leukaemia L 1210 both compounds had a curative action already after four oral administrations. The "cured" animals were resistant or cross-resistant to further transmissions of leukaemia. The resistance was transmissible by splenocytes.
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