The Respective Roles of Longevity and Genetic Specificity in the Occurrence of Spontaneous Tumors in the Hybrids between Two Inbred Lines of Rats

Dunning, W. F.; Curtis, M. R.

W. F. Dunning, Ph.D.;

W. F. Dunning, Ph.D.

(From the

Department of Pathology, Wayne University College of Medicine

, in cooperation with the

Detroit Institute for Cancer Research

Detroit 1, Michigan

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M. R. Curtis, Ph.D.

^*Fellow of the Field Army of the American Cancer Society of Detroit.

(From the

Department of Pathology, Wayne University College of Medicine

, in cooperation with the

Detroit Institute for Cancer Research

Detroit 1, Michigan

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Received: September 11 1945

Online Issn: 1538-7445

Print Issn: 0008-5472

1946

The Donner Foundation, Incorporated, Cancer Research Division

Cancer Res (1946) 6 (2): 61–81.

The Respective Roles of Longevity and Genetic Specificity in the Occurrence of Spontaneous Tumors in the Hybrids between Two Inbred Lines of Rats

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