Articles:

Carcinogenesis in the Mouse's Skin by the Infrequent Application at Long Intervals of Methylcholanthrene

William Cramer and Robert E. Stowell
Cancer Res 1941 1: 849-852. [PDF]  

Further Study of Blastomogenic Substances in the Human Body

H. E. Kleinenberg, S. A. Neufach, and L. M. Schabad
Cancer Res 1941 1: 853-859. [PDF]  

On the Mechanism of Action of Carcinogenic Substances

L. Th. Larionow
Cancer Res 1941 1: 860-868. [PDF]  

Artificial Benignancy of Neoplasm. VI. Observations on the Oxidative Behavior of Tumors, Artificially Benign Tumors, and Homologous Normal Tissues

Francis N. Craig, A. Merton Bassett, and William T. Salter
Cancer Res 1941 1: 869-879. [PDF]  

The Influence of Sex of Mice on Acquired Resistance to a Transplantable Sarcoma

Ludwik Gross
Cancer Res 1941 1: 880-882. [PDF]  

A Comparison of the X-Zone of the Adrenal Cortex in Two Inbred Strains of Mice

William Daughaday
Cancer Res 1941 1: 883-885. [PDF]  

A Genetic Analysis of the Induction of Tumors by Methylcholanthrene. III. Local and Remote Induction of Carcinoma of the Mammary Gland

Leonell C. Strong and W. Lane Williams
Cancer Res 1941 1: 886-890. [PDF]  

An Effect of Heredity on the Susceptibility of Rats to Implants of an Induced Sarcoma

J. Lowell Orbison, H. A. Davenport, Frank B. Queen, Don D. Spicer, and Raymond M. Galt
Cancer Res 1941 1: 891-895. [PDF]  

The Relationship of Twins, Teratomas, and Ovarian Dermoids

Henry W. Edmonds and James W. Hawkins
Cancer Res 1941 1: 896-899. [PDF]  

The Incidence of Carcinoma of the Lung

Béla Halpert
Cancer Res 1941 1: 900 [PDF]  

Prevention of Cancer of the Vulva

Fred J. Taussig
Cancer Res 1941 1: 901-904. [PDF]  

Abstracts:

Reports of Experimental Research

Cancer Res 1941 1: 905-909. [PDF]  

Clinical and Pathological Reports

Cancer Res 1941 1: 909-918. [PDF]  

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