...the body of the inoculated animal. If now some of the blood serum from the second animal be injected into an animal of the same species as that from which the cells were originally taken, the serum may exert a destructive action on these cells. It is upon this...

...protozoa, myxomycetes, spirochaetes, nematode worms, and acari have been suspected as specific organisms of cancer, but no organism yet described has stood the...occurrence is apparently accidental, or at most incidental, and they do not stand in direct causal relationship with the cell proliferation. One other suggested...

...but no organism yet described has stood the test of criticism. No one has yet isolated from cancer any organism which will give rise to cancer when inoculated...species as that from which the cancer was derived." Reply. — The above is only too true. Leaving out some very recent observation, we will admit that...

...but no organism yet described has stood the test of criticism. No one has yet isolated from cancer any organism which will give rise to cancer when inoculated...species as that from which the cancer was derived." Reply. — The above is only too true. Leaving out some very recent observation, we will admit that...

...the body of the inoculated animal. If now some of the blood serum from the second animal be injected into an animal of the same species as that from which the cells were originally taken, the serum may exert a destructive action on these cells. It is upon this...