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Poorly differentiated carcinoma of bladder producing granulocyte colony-stimulating factor and parathyroid hormone related protein by McRae, S N, Gilbert, R, Deamant, F D, Reese, J H

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On the clonal origin of tumors: a review of experimental models by Iannaccone, P M, Weinberg, W C, Deamant, F D

“…A number of current models of carcinogenesis postulate that rare events are critical in the formation of malignant neoplasms. The most fundamental prediction…”
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Epstein-Barr virus distribution in nonneoplastic lymph nodes by Deamant, F D, Albújar, P F, Chen, Y Y, Weiss, L M

“…Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) has been associated with a wide variety of neoplastic conditions including nasopharyngeal carcinoma, gastric carcinoma,…”
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Clonal origin of chemically induced papillomas: separate analysis of epidermal and dermal components by DEAMANT, F. D, IANNACCONE, P. M

“…A fundamental prediction of the hypothesis that critical events in tumour formation are rare is that the tumours develop by clonal expansion. This prediction…”
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Evidence concerning the clonal nature of chemically induced tumors: phosphoglycerate kinase-1 isozyme patterns in chemically induced fibrosarcomas by Deamant, F D, Iannaccone, P M

“…Subcutaneous fibrosarcomas were induced chemically in mosaic mice heterozygous at the Pgk-1 locus on the X-chromosome. The normal tissues of these animals…”
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In situ identification of host derived infiltrating cells in chemically induced fibrosarcomas of interspecific chimeric mice by Deamant, F D, Vijh, M, Rossant, J, Iannaccone, P M

“…Chimeric mice have been used to investigate the cellular origin of chemically induced tumors. Interspecific chimeras were formed between the Ha/ICR strain of…”
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Patterns of expression of class I antigens in the tissues of congenic strains of rat by Weinberg, W C, Deamant, F D, Iannaccone, P M

“…A comparative study of expression of class I major histocompatibility (MHC) antigens among lung, spleen, kidney, heart, liver, and brain tissues of the rat was…”
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