Articles:

The Role of the Phagocyte in Host-Parasite Interactions: III. The Phagocytic Capabilities of Leukocytes from Myeloproliferative and Other Neoplastic Disorders

Anthony J. Sbarra, William Shirley, Ratnam J. Selvaraj, Ronald J. McRipley, and Ernest Rosenbaum
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1199-1206. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Clinical and Pharmacologic Effects of Combinations of 6-Thioguanine and Duazomycin A in Patients with Neoplastic Disease

Estelle R. Lefkowitz, William A. Creasey, Paul Calabresi, and Alan C. Sartorelli
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1207-1212. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Nucleocytoplasmic Ratios in Different Populations of Rat Liver Parenchymal Cells during Azo Dye Carcinogenesis

F. Molnar and R. Daoust
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1213-1218. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Polyribosomes in Rat Tissues: II. The Polyribosome Distribution in the Minimal Deviation Hepatomas

Thomas E. Webb, Günter Blobel, Van R. Potter, and Harold P. Morris
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1219-1224. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Carbohydrate Content in Subcellular Fractions of Rat Liver and of Walker 256 Carcinosarcoma

Y. T. Li, S. C. Li, and M. R. Shetlar
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1225-1231. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Effects of Vinblastine on the Proliferative Capacity of L Cells and Their Progress Through the Division Cycle

N. Bruchovsky, A. A. Owen, A. J. Becker, and J. E. Till
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1232-1237. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Biochemical Parameters of Neoplasia: I. "Priming" Activity of Deoxyribonucleic Acid from Normal and Neoplastic Human Tissues in a Deoxyribonucleic Acid Polymerase System

T. J. Bardos, J. L. Ambrus, Z. F. Chmielewicz, A. G. Penny, and C. M. Ambrus
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1238-1243. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Biochemical Parameters of Neoplasia: II. Some Macromolecular Properties of Deoxyribonucleic Acid from Normal and Neoplastic Human Tissue

R. J. Fiel, T. J. Bardos, Z. F. Chmielewicz, and J. L. Ambrus
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1244-1253. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Loss of Neoplastic Properties in Vitro: II. Observations on KB Sublines

G. E. Foley, A. H. Handler, P. M. Lynch, S. R. Wolman, C. S. Stulberg, and H. Eagle
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1254-1261. [Abstract] [PDF]  

The Binding of 2-Acetylaminofluorene to Rat Liver Ribonucleic Acid in Vivo

Fernando Marroquin and Emmanuel Farber
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1262-1269. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Epidemiologic Approaches to Cancer Etiology: Held at the MAIN GRILL, WESTCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB, RYE, NEW YORK MAY 20–22,1964

Cancer Res 1965 25: 1271-1274. [PDF]  

Introductory Remarks—Conference on Epidemiologic Approaches to Cancer Etiology

Lester Breslow
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1275-1276. [PDF]  

Announcements

Cancer Res 1965 25: 1392 [PDF]  

Virus Factors:

A Survey of the Tumor Virus Problem from an Epidemiologic Standpoint

Wallace P. Rowe
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1277-1282. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: A Survey of the Tumor Virus Problem from an Epidemiologic Standpoint

W. Ray Bryan
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1283-1285. [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: A Survey of the Tumor Virus Problem from an Epidemiologic Standpoint

Edwin H. Lennette
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1286-1288. [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: A Survey of the Tumor Virus Problem from an Epidemiologic Standpoint

Brian MacMahon
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1289-1290. [PDF]  

Summary of the Informal Discussion on Virus Factors

Wallace P. Rowe
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1291 [PDF]  

Physical-Chemical Factors:

Natural and Synthetic Chemical Carcinogens in the Etiology of Cancer

James A. Miller and Elizabeth C. Miller
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1292-1304. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Somatic Mutations and Carcinogenesis

Howard J. Curtis
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1305-1309. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Natural and Synthetic Chemical Carcinogens in the Etiology of Cancer

Robert E. Eckardt
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1311-1313. [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Chemical and Physical Carcinogens

Norton Nelson
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1314-1316. [PDF]  

Summary of the Informal Discussion on Physical-Chemical Factors

Paul Kotin
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1317-1319. [PDF]  

Genetic Factors:

Genetic Factors in the Etiology of Cancer

W. E. Heston
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1320-1326. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Cancer in Man

Clarence P. Oliver
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1327-1329. [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Genetic Factors in the Etiology of Cancer: An Epidemiologic View

A. M. Lilienfeld
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1330-1335. [PDF]  

Summary of the Informal Discussion of Genetic Factors in the Etiology of Cancer

Rupert E. Billingham
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1336-1338. [PDF]  

Multiple Factors:

Multiple Etiologic Factors in Neoplastic Development

Leslie Foulds
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1339-1347. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Multiple Factors in Mouse Mammary Tumorigenesis

K. B. DeOme
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1348-1351. [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Multiple Etiologic Factors in Neoplastic Development

J. E. Dunn
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1352-1355. [PDF]  

Multiple Factors: Discussion of Statistical and Epidemiologic Aspects

William Haenszel
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1356-1360. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Summary of Informal Discussion on Multiple Factors

Ernest L. Stebbins
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1361-1362. [PDF]  

Spatial-Temporal Aggregation:

Epidemiology of Cancer: Spatial-Temporal Aggregation

Michael B. Shimkin
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1363-1374. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Epidemiology of Cancer: Spatial-Temporal Aggregation

Mitsuo Segi
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1375-1379. [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: The Statistical Approach to the Etiology of Malignant Neoplasms

Johannes Clemmesen
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1380-1383. [PDF]  

Formal Discussion of: Epidemiology of Cancer: Spatial-Temporal Aggregation

Alexander D. Langmuir
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1384-1386. [PDF]  

Summary of Informal Discussion on Spatial-Temporal Aggregation

Robert R. Marshak
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1387-1389. [PDF]  

Closing Remarks

Lester Breslow
Cancer Res 1965 25: 1390-1391. [PDF]  

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