Evidence that the L-Asparaginase Activity of Guinea Pig Serum is responsible for its Antilymphoma Effects

REGRESSION OF TRANSPLANTED LYMPHOMAS INDUCED IN VIVO BY MEANS OF NORMAL GUINEA PIG SERUM

John G. Kidd · The Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1953 · 409 citations · Full text

Guinea Pig Serum, Immunology, Pathology +16

THE MINIMUM VITAMIN REQUIREMENTS OF THE L AND H<scp>E</scp>L<scp>A</scp> CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE, THE PRODUCTION OF SPECIFIC VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES, AND THEIR CURE

Harry Eagle · The Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1955 · 322 citations · Full text

Nutrition, Pathology, Additional Vitamins +22

Zone Electrophoresis in a Starch Supporting Medium

Henry G. Kunkel, Robert J. Slater · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1952 · 288 citations

Food Chemistry, Capillary Electrophoresis, Biochemistry +14

REGRESSION OF TRANSPLANTED LYMPHOMAS INDUCED IN VIVO BY MEANS OF NORMAL GUINEA PIG SERUM

John G. Kidd · The Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1953 · 129 citations · Full text

Lymphoid Neoplasia, Transplantation, Xenotransplantation +15

In vivo and in vitro studies of the action of guinea pig serum against the ascites form of the MurphySturm lymphosarcoma.

Herman Ainis, H. M. Kurtz, Philip I. Kramer et al. · PubMed · 1958 · 21 citations

Animal Physiology, Ascites Form, Malignant Disease +15