Cancer cell biology / edited by Takeo Nagayo, Wataru Mori.

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[1980]
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Credit: Cancer cell biology / edited by Takeo Nagayo, Wataru Mori. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Japanese Cancer Association Japanese Cancer Association, is published bimonthly. G ANN was founded in 1907 by the late Dr. Katsusaburo Yamagiwa for the advancement of research in cancer, and is believed to be one of the oldest periodicals in the world devoted to the pub lication of results in the field of cancer research. The word GANN means cancer in Japanese. The hieroglyphic character GANN depicted on the front cover expresses a disease that forms knotty protrusions like rocks. GANN, the Japanese Journal of Cancer Research, solicits manuscripts de scribing original observations in laboratory as well as in clinical research on all aspects of cancer. Manuscripts for publication in GANN should be sub mitted exclusively to GANN and should consist of work which has not been published elsewhere. Annual subscription rate vol.72 (6 issues) 1981 ¥13,500 $45.00 ISSN 0016-450X IMMUNOLOGICAL XENOGENIZATION OF TUMOR CELLS GANN Monograph on Cancer Research 23 •¡HI leral term used to describe all attempts at mak ing a tumor cell antigenically foreign to the host (Greek : Xenos = foreign), for which either an acquisition of new foreign antigen, or an increase in the an tigenicity of formerly existing TSA, or both is required. This monograph documents the presentation given at the International Workshop of the same title held at the Park Hotel in Sapporo, Japan, on June 6-8, 1978, and covers the following five major topics: Xenogenization with virus; Xenogenization with chemicals and enzymes; Recognition of cell surface antigens undergoing xenogenization; Xenogenization by cell hydridization ; Application of xeno genization to an cancer. 320pp. ( 7X10) 1979 ¥8,000 $49.50 IN CANCER BIOCHEMISTRY Dr. Waro Nakahara raph on Cancer Research 24 TSUO ONO, and ess of cancer research in HARUO The purpose of this volume is to review Japan, especially in biochemistry, including subjects such as carcinogenesis of 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide and Toxohormone, a liver catalase-depressing fac tor, which Dr. Nakahara himself initiated. This monograph includes papers subgrouped into the following four major topics: Historical Survey of Cancer Research in Japan, Carcinogenesis (4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide, naturally occurr ing carcinogens, xeroderma pigmentosum), Treatment of Cancer(immunother- apy, cyclocytidine, enzyme, inhibitors). Cancer Phenotypes (carcinoembryonic proteins, phenotypic induction, toxohormone, isozymes, tRNA, differentiation); and Japanese cancer researchers who have been under the direct and indirect influence of Dr. Nakahara are invited to contribute their papers. 300pp. ( 7X10 ) 1979 ¥8,500 $49 50 ISBN 4-7622-0250-2 ' '
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