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M. J. Shear

United States Public Health Service

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Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1943

Chemical Treatment of Tumors. V. Isolation of the Hemorrhage-Producing Fraction from Serratia marcescens (Bacillus prodigiosus) Culture Filtrate

M. J. Shear; Floyd C. Turner; Adrien Perrault; Theresa Shovelton

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1944

Chemical Treatment of Tumors. IX. Reactions of Mice with Primary Subcutaneous Tumors to Injection of a Hemorrhage-Producing Bacterial Polysaccharide

M. J. Shear; Adrien Perrault

American Journal of Cancer | 1939

Studies in Carcinogenesis: VIII. Experimental Production of Brain Tumors in Mice with Methylcholanthrene

Arnold M. Seligman; M. J. Shear; Leo Alexander

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1942

Production of Subcutaneous Sarcomas in Mice With Tars Extracted From Atmospheric Dusts

Joseph Leiter; Michael B. Shimkin; M. J. Shear

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1941

Studies in Carcinogenesis. XVI. Production of Subcutaneous Tumors in Mice by Miscellaneous Polycyclic Compounds

M. J. Shear; Joseph Leiter

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1942

Production of Tumors in Mice With Tars From City Air Dusts

Joseph Leiter; M. J. Shear

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1943

Quantitative Experiments on the Production of Subcutaneous Tumors in Strain A Mice with Marginal Doses of 3, 4-Benzpyrene

Joseph Leiter; M. J. Shear

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1940

Studies in Carcinogenesis XIV. 3-Substituted and 10-Substituted Derivatives of 1,2-Benzanthracene

M. J. Shear; Joseph Leiter; Adrien Perrault

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1942

Studies in Carcinogenesis. XVII. Local Effect of Repeated Application of 3,4-Benzpyrene and of Human Smegma to the Vagina and Cervix of Mice

M. Fishman; M. J. Shear; Harry F. Friedman; Harold L. Stewart

Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1948

Chemical Alteration of Polysaccharide from Serratia Marcescens I. Tumor-Necrotizing Polysaccharide Tagged with Radioactive Iodine

Arnold M. Seligman; M. J. Shear; Joseph Leiter; Benjamin Sweet

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Joseph Leiter

United States Public Health Service

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Adrien Perrault

United States Public Health Service

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Arnold M. Seligman

Harvard University

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Harold L. Stewart

United States Public Health Service

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Floyd C. Turner

United States Public Health Service

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Harry F. Friedman

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

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M. Fishman

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

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Michael B. Shimkin

University of California

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Robert D. Sall

Harvard University

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Theresa Shovelton

United States Public Health Service

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