Action of Malarial Antibody in vitro
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S Cohen, GA Butcher, RB Crandall
Nature, 1969•nature.comchromosomal constitution of the tumours produced, we Page 1 363 hybrids can be selected
for by growth in vivo, the possibilities for the genetic analysis of malignancy are obvious. In the
absence of adequate information about the chromosomal constitution of the tumours
produced, we cannot at present be confident that hybrids between Inalignant cells and normal
diploid cells are indeed malignant, as has been claimed**; but, if they aro, the possibility must
be considered that the suppression of Imalignancy observed in the present experiments is due …
for by growth in vivo, the possibilities for the genetic analysis of malignancy are obvious. In the
absence of adequate information about the chromosomal constitution of the tumours
produced, we cannot at present be confident that hybrids between Inalignant cells and normal
diploid cells are indeed malignant, as has been claimed**; but, if they aro, the possibility must
be considered that the suppression of Imalignancy observed in the present experiments is due …
Abstract
In the presence of immune serum, malaria parasites inside red blood cells grow and differentiate, but re-invasion of erythrocytes is prevented and the succeeding cycle of parasite development is completely inhibited.
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