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The Journal of Experimental Medicine, Vol 63, 145-155, Copyright, 1936, by The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research New York

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THE RELATION OF LEUKOSIS TO SARCOMA OF CHICKENS : III. SARCOMATA OF STRAINS 11 AND 15 AND THEIR RELATION TO LEUKOSIS



J. Furth M.D.1

1 From the Department of Pathology, Cornell University Medical College, New York

Two transmissible sarcomata (Nos. 15 and 11) are described. Strain 15 originated in a chicken injected with neurolymphomatosis of Strain 5. Its virus produces sarcoma characterized by peculiar giant cells, different from those of the other known chicken sarcomata. It does not produce neurolymphomatosis or leukosis.

Strain 11 is morphologically similar to the spindle cell sarcoma of Rous and of other workers. It occurred in an uninjected control chicken and its virus produces sarcoma unassociated with leukosis.

Both Strains 11 and 15 can be readily transmitted with material free from viable cells and their virus can be preserved by drying in the frozen state.

The viruses of leukosis of Strain 1 and sarcoma of Strain 11 when injected into the same bird retain their identity and can be readily reisolated.

 Submitted on August 28, 1935


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