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There appears to detect the induction of tumor incidences below 10 % ( 307 ) . be a trend toward the use of ... moderately high incidence of a few specific tumors among different species , within different strains of the same with a low ...
There appears to detect the induction of tumor incidences below 10 % ( 307 ) . be a trend toward the use of ... moderately high incidence of a few specific tumors among different species , within different strains of the same with a low ...
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a shortens the length of carcinogenesis experiments and makes Spontaneous tumor incidences for several rat strains are well the ... presence of an increased tumor incidence , a decrease in the and individual susceptibility ( 154,300 ) .
a shortens the length of carcinogenesis experiments and makes Spontaneous tumor incidences for several rat strains are well the ... presence of an increased tumor incidence , a decrease in the and individual susceptibility ( 154,300 ) .
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A viral origin and a favorable genetic background seem probable . Table III shows that in both histocompatible rat strains , the LOU / C / Wsl and the LOU / M / Wsl , the tumor incidence is very different .
A viral origin and a favorable genetic background seem probable . Table III shows that in both histocompatible rat strains , the LOU / C / Wsl and the LOU / M / Wsl , the tumor incidence is very different .
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| Title | The Laboratory Rat: Research applications Volume 2 of American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine series, American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine Volume 2 of The Laboratory Rat, Steven H. Weisbroth The Laboratory Rat: Research Applications V. II, James Russell Lindsey |
| Editors | Henry J. Baker, James Russell Lindsey, Steven H. Weisbroth |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 26 Feb 2010 |
| ISBN | 0120749025, 9780120749027 |
| Length | 276 pages |
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