[Growth of transplanted tumors in rats with alloxan diabetes].
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O Wieser
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[Tumors in the forestomach of the chinese hamster following administration of diethylnitrosamine. A contribution to the problem of organotropy of a carcinogen].
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[Karyotype changes of KG-13 plasmacytoma after heterotransplantation].
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[Cytogenetic studies of ascites hepatoma in the rat after several years of heterologous growth in hamsters].
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[Diaplacentally induced kidney tumors in the rat].
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[Cytogenetic studies on induced squamous cell carcinoma of the skin in mouse].
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[Spontaneous pneumothorax in private practice and clinics].
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[Comparative studies on the effect of resorption promoting substances on the skin of the mouse during treatment with 3,4-benzopyrene].
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[The minimal dosis for the effect of diethylnitrosamine on the trachea of the golden hamster].
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[The differential carcinogenic effect of diethylnitrosamine in Syrian and Chinese hamsters].
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[The fate of tuberculotics after pneumonectomy].
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[Attempt of an epidemiological presentation of chronic obstructive bronchitis and emphysema in Carinthia (author's transl)].
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Bronchoscopic important localisations for taking specimen.
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