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Immediate Ascites Conversion of Mammary Tumors Induced in NYLR/Nya Mice by 7,12-Dimethylbenz-[a] Anthracene and Urethane Feeding and by Forced Breeding

D. F. Parsons Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research and the National Institutes of Health High-Voltage Electron Microscopy Resource, New York State Department of Health Empire State Plaza, albany, new york
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J. Foley Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research and the National Institutes of Health High-Voltage Electron Microscopy Resource, New York State Department of Health Empire State Plaza, albany, new york
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M. Marko Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research and the National Institutes of Health High-Voltage Electron Microscopy Resource, New York State Department of Health Empire State Plaza, albany, new york
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K. Wansor Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research and the National Institutes of Health High-Voltage Electron Microscopy Resource, New York State Department of Health Empire State Plaza, albany, new york
Pages 109-126 | Published online: 11 Jun 2009

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Donald F. Parsons. (1993) The Differing Types of Tumor Cell Invasion: Invasion of Elastic Lamina. Cancer Investigation 11:2, pages 159-163.
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Donald F. Parsons, Michael Marko, Peter G. Sacks & James Foley. (1990) Targeting of Peritoneum by the Small Numbers of Isogeneic and Allogeneic Ascites Carcinoma Cells that Infiltrate or Attach to Peritoneum During Ascites Growth. Cancer Investigation 8:5, pages 483-491.
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Murray Vernon King & Donald F. Parsons. (1988) Ultrastructural Characterization of Isolated Human Head and Neck Squamous Carcinoma Cells. Assessment of Isopycnic Centrifugation. Cancer Investigation 6:1, pages 55-65.
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D.F. Parsons, M. Marko & A. Leith. (1991) Organelle rearrangement and cell volume changes during squeezing invasion of peritoneal elastic lamina by targeted murine breast carcinoma cells. Tissue and Cell 23:3, pages 293-305.
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Donald F. Parsons, Michael Marko & Ardean Leith. (1990) The relative merits of direct morphometry of reconstructions of whole cells, and statistical morphometry by stereology of random sections of cells. Cell Biophysics 17:3, pages 227-242.
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