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At least three contributory factors determine the development of carcinoma of the mammary gland of the mouse: (1) a genetic susceptibility; (2) a hormonal stimulation normally induced by fertiliza- tion; (3) a 'milk factor' transmitted to the offspring via the mother (see Dmochowski, 1953; Greenstein,
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