GROWTH OF A LOCAL TUMOR EXERTS A SPECIFIC INHIBITORY EFFECT ON PROGRESSION OF LUNG METASTASES
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Summary
The involvement of the lymphoid system in the control of metastatic progression is supported by the observation that total‐body X‐irradiation was associated with an increase in lung metastasis and that splenomegaly was observed in mice bearing the footpad tumor.
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- 1978-05-15
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Keywords
Metastasis, Lung, Medicine, Melanoma, Lewis lung carcinoma
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