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Breyere and Williams1 found that solid lymphomata grew from a skin graft transplanted syngeneically from mice with Moloney leukaemia in twenty-two cases out of fifty. In syngeneic transplantation of skin from donors with solid transplantable tumours we have casually observed a similar phenomenon.
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Breyere, E. J., and Williams, L. B., Science, 146, 1005 (1964).
Mowbray, I. F., Cohen, S. L., Doak, P. B., Kenyon, J. K., Owen, K. Percival, A., Porter, K. A., and Peart, W. S., Brit. Med. J., i, 1387 (1965).
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MKHEIDZE, D., LIOZNER, A. Phenomenon of Tumour Transfer by Skin Grafting. Nature 214, 730 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/214730a0
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