Biology of Amphibian Tumors

State of the Art: Lucké Renal Adenocarcinoma.- Biology of Amphibians.- Interrelations of the Populations of the Ranapipiens Complex.- Spontaneous and Experimental Mutations in the Newt PleurodelesWaltlii Michah.- Nucleo-Cortical Interactions During Amphibian Development.- Amphibian Cells invitro.- Mass Culture of Amphibian Cells: Methods and Observations Concerning Stability of Cell Type.- Dependence of Tumor Formation in Frogs on Abnormal Nucleolar Function.- Characteristics of Cell Lines from Haploid and Diploid Anuran Embryos.- Species Identification of Poikilothermic Tissue Culture Cells.- Amino Acid and Nucleoside Incorporation in Frog Kidney Cells: An Autoradiographic Study.- Immunity and Tolerance in Amphibia.- Immunity and Tolerance in Amphibia.- Immunologic Tolerance and Blood Cell Chimerism in Experimentally Produced Parabiotic Frogs.- Immunogenetic and Developmental Aspects of Tissue Transplantation Immunity in Urodele Amphibians.- Immunoglobulin and Complement Systems of Amphibian Serum.- The Amphibian as a Key Step in the Evolution of Lymphoid Tissue and Diverse Immunoglobulin Classes.- Tumors and Related Pathology in Amphibia.- Some Morphological and Biological Characteristics of a Tumor of the Newt, Trituruscristatus Laur.- Skin Carcinogenesis, Mammals Versus Amphibia.- Plasmacytoma in a Ranapipiens.- Structures of Spontaneous and Transplanted Tumors in the Axolotl (Siredon mexicanum).- Tumors of the Testis in the Mexican Axolotl (AmbystomaorSiredonmexicanum).- Distribution and Transmission of the Lucké Renal Adenocarcinoma.- Simulated Transmission of Renal Tumors in Oocytes and Embryos of Ranapipiens.- Non-Specific Transmission of the Lucké Tumor.- Lucké Renal Adenocarcinoma: Epidemiological Aspects.- Chromosome Studies of Primary Renal Carcinomafrom Vermont Ranapipiens.- Viruses of Amphibia.- Studies on the Viral Etiology of the Renal Adenocarcinoma of Ranapipiens (Lucké Tumor).- Fine Structure Studies of Cytoplasmic Viruses Associated with Frog Tumors.- Comparative Studies of Amphibian Cytoplasmic Virus Strains Isolated from the Leopard Frog, Bullfrog, and Newt.- Tadpole Edema Virus: Pathogenesis and Growth Studies and Additional Sites of Virus Infected Bullfrog Tadpoles.- The Herpestype Virus of the Lucké Renal Adenocarcinoma.- Herpestype Virus Latency in the Lucké Tumor.- Density Gradient Centrifugation Studies on the Herpes-type Virus of the Lucké Tumor.- Reactivity of Serum from Frogs and Other Species with a Herpesvirus Antigen Extracted from a Burkitt Lymphoma Cultured Cell Line.- A Preliminary Report on the Serology of Lucké and Burkitt Herpes-type Viruses: A Shared Antigen.- Lymphoid Diseases in Amphibia.- Possible Immunological Factors in Amphibian Lymphosarcoma Development.- Organ Cultures of Normal and Neoplastic Amphibian Tissues.- Acceptance and Regression of a Strain-specific Lymphosarcoma in Mexican Axolotls.- Biologically Defined Strains of Amphibia.- Development of Biologically Defined Strains of Amphibians.- Diseases in an Amphibian Colony.- Neoplasia in Higher Vertebrates: Relevance to Amphibian Tumors.- A. Investigational Approaches.- Some Comparative Morphological Aspects of Renal Neoplasms in Ranapipiens and of Lymphosarcomas in Amphibia.- Immunological Approaches to the Study of Viral Antigens Associated with Neoplasms.- Nucleic Acid Homology as Applied to Investigations on the Relationship of Viruses to Neoplastic Diseases.- B. Tumors and Associated Herpes Viruses.- Viruses Associated with Burkitt's Lymphoma.- A Herpes Virus as a Cause of Marek's Disease in Chickens.- Studieson the Viral Etiology of Marek's Disease of Fowl.- Herpes Simplex Viruses and Human Cancer: Current Status of the Problem.- Summation and Perspectives.- Summation and Perspectives.