The Metabolism of 3,4-Benzpyrene in Mice and Rats. I. The Isolation of a Hydroxy and a Quinone Derivative, and a Consideration of Their Biological Significance

Berenblum, I.; Schoental, R.

The Metabolism of 3,4-Benzpyrene in Mice and Rats. I. The Isolation of a Hydroxy and a Quinone Derivative, and a Consideration of Their Biological Significance^{^*†}

I. Berenblum;

I. Berenblum

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Oxford University Research Centre of the British Empire Cancer Campaign, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology

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University of Oxford

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R. Schoental

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R. S. is indebted to the Nuffield Trust for a personal grant.

Received: August 22 1942

Online Issn: 1538-7445

Print Issn: 0008-5472

1943

The International Cancer Research Foundation

Cancer Res (1943) 3 (3): 145–150.

A preliminary note on this work has been published (6).

^†

Because of the difficulties of international communication the proof sent to the authors did not come back.

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1943

The International Cancer Research Foundation

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