C-type virus-associated antigens and their relevance to human leukemia control
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C-type virus-associated antigens and their relevance to human leukemia control
Cancer Res.
1976 Feb.
Abstract
This review describes oncogenic C-type virus and virus-associated antigens as phenotypic expressions of virus activities in malignant cells and cell surface antigens acquired by malignant transformation. The range of host-immune responses to these antigens in experimental systems is discussed in relation to the immunotherapy and immunoprophylaxis of human cancer patients.
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