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WE have demonstrated the possibility of artificial induction in vivo of viral antigens of the transplantation type in tumour cells. The antigens are induced by a chemical carcinogen, after intravenous or intracardiac inoculation of polyoma viruses, vacuolating virus SV40 and adeno-virus type 16 (refs. 1–3).
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HAMBURG, V., SVET-MOLDAVSKY, G. Suppression of Viral and Chemical Carcinogenesis by means of Artificial Heterogenization. Nature 215, 1300–1302 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/2151300a0
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