Articles:

Fluorescence Studies on Cancer. I. Porphyrin Metabolism, Harderian Gland Fluorescence, and Susceptibility to Carcinogenic Agents

Frank H. J. Figge
Cancer Res 1944 4: 465-471. [PDF]  

Fluorescence Studies on Cancer. II. The Red Fluorescence of the Genitalia of Women

Edward G. Jones, Prank H. J. Figge, and J. Mason Hundley, Jr.
Cancer Res 1944 4: 472-482. [PDF]  

Fluorescence Studies on Cancer. III. The Extraction and Identification of Porphyrins from the Red-Fluorescent Exudates on the Genitalia of Women

Frank H. J. Figge, Edward G. Jones, and Geraldine F. Wolfe
Cancer Res 1944 4: 483-486. [PDF]  

The Oxidative Response of Normal and Neoplastic Tissues to Succinate and to p-Phenylenediamine

Otto Rosenthal and David L. Drabkin
Cancer Res 1944 4: 487-494. [PDF]  

The Action of Heptanal Sodium Bisulfite Methylsalicylate and of 2,4,6-Trimethylpyridine on Tissue Cultures of Human and Mouse Carcinoma and Rat Lymphosarcoma

Gladys Cameron, C. J. Kensler, and Robert Chambers
Cancer Res 1944 4: 495-501. [PDF]  

Retarding Effect of Glyceraldehyde on Benzpyrene Sarcoma Formation in Mice

J. F. Riley and F. Pettigrew
Cancer Res 1944 4: 502-504. [PDF]  

Multiple Primary Tumors in Dogs

R. M. Mulligan
Cancer Res 1944 4: 505-509. [PDF]  

Antifibromatogenic Effects Produced by the Intermittent Action of Progesterone

Rigoberto Iglesias, Alexander Lipschütz, and Guillermo Nieto
Cancer Res 1944 4: 510-511. [PDF]  

Inactivation of Antifibromatogenic Substances (Progesterone and Desoxycorticosterone Acetate) in the Liver

Christiane Dosne
Cancer Res 1944 4: 512-514. [PDF]  

An Experimental Study of the Lateral Spread of Epidermoid (Squamous Cell) Carcinoma in Man, and the Reaction of Such a Lesion to the Wound-Healing Stimulus

Alexander Brunschwig and Thomas F. Thornton, Jr.
Cancer Res 1944 4: 515-518. [PDF]  

Abstracts:

Experimental Research, Animal Tumors

Cancer Res 1944 4: 519-523. [PDF]  

Clinical and Pathological Reports

Cancer Res 1944 4: 523-528. [PDF]  

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