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. 1977 Nov;37(11):4059-63.

Demonstration of cross-reacting tumor rejection antigens in chemically induced respiratory tract carcinomas in rats

  • PMID: 71203

Demonstration of cross-reacting tumor rejection antigens in chemically induced respiratory tract carcinomas in rats

R J Jamasbi et al. Cancer Res. 1977 Nov.

Abstract

Experiments were performed to determine whether chemically induced rat respiratory tract carcinomas, which possess considerable immunogenicity, contain cross-reacting antigens. In vivo studies showed that effective cross-protection can be induced with four of the five respiratory tract cancers studied, suggesting that these tumors have common tumor rejection antigens. In vitro cytotoxicity studies with sera from tumor-immune hosts showed cross-reactivity among three of the carcinomas tested.

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