Tumor Specific Transplantation Antigen. Recent Results in Cancer Research

Content: 
Recent Results in Cancer Research, Page i
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Methods of Induction of Antitumour Immunity, Pages 1-6
Methods of Detection of Antitumour Immunity, Pages 6-8
Tumour-Specificity of the Antigen Detected by the Method of Transplantation Resistance, Pages 8-9
Specific Tumour Antigenicity and the Aetiology of the Tumour Chemical Carcinogens, Pages 9-10
Virus-Induced Tumours, Pages 10-13
Immunity Directed against Spontaneous Tumours, Pages 13-14
Immunity Directed against Tumours of Various Origin, Pages 14-15
Individual Specificity of the Tumour Antigen, Pages 15-16
Stability of Antigen, Pages 16-21
The Characteristics of TSTA, Pages 21-24
The Relation of TSTA to Tumour-Specific Antigens Detected by other Methods, Pages 24-26
The Mechanisms of Antitumour Immunity, Pages 26-36
Immunity and Carcinogenesis, Pages 36-43
Tolerance to TSTA, Pages 43-49
Immunological Enhancement in Relation to TSTA, Pages 49-54
Tumour Growth and Development of Immunity, Pages 54-55
Theoretical and Practical Possibilities of the Presence of Transplantation Immunity against Tumours in Man, Pages 55-56
Indirect Evidence, Pages 56-60
The Possibility of the Presence of Organ Specific Antigen in Cancer Tissues, Page 60
Chorioepithelioma, Pages 60-62
Summary and Perspectives, Pages 62-63
References, Pages 63-74
Subject Index, Page 75
Monographs already Published, Pages 77-78