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Resistance to chemically-induced mammary tumors in Copenhagen X nude-derived F2 athymic rats: evidence that T-cell immunity is not involved in Copenhagen resistance.

Carcinogenesis - 1 Jan 1997

Korkola J E, Wood G A, Archer M C

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Resistance to chemically-induced mammary tumors in the Copenhagen rat is well defined, but the mechanism of resistance has yet to be determined. We have tested whether or not Copenhagen rat resistance is dependent on T-cells, since several lines of evidence supported an involvement of the immune system. We crossed Copenhagen rats with an athymic nude rat to produce F1s, that were interbred to produce F2 animals,...

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PMID: 9054590
DOI: 10.1093/carcin/18.1.53

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