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• W1564873098 abstract "The question that whether the unit of malignancy is a gene, or an organism that grows in highly specialized protoplasmic environments, or a molecule that multiplies by virtue of integral chemical union with a molecule of protoplasm, remains unanswered. The question of whether leukemia in the mouse is caused by either genetic or viral mechanisms has taken on a new meaning with the recognition of host genetic constitution with the viral infection in leukemogenesis. The chapter covers the early studies of murine leukemia and the genetic control of friend virus susceptibility and naturally occurring leukemia viruses. It also discusses the h2 linked genetic control of leukemogenesis and the other genes responsible for leukemogenesis. Infection with ontogenic viruses is complex and malignancy is not an inevitable result of tumor virus infection; many specific events affect the interaction of leukemia virus with cells, leading to leukemogenesis." @default.
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• W1564873098 title "Genetic Control Of Murine Viral Leukemogenesis" @default.
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