Transplantability of the tumour of the thyroid gland of Fischer rat induced by a continuous low iodine diet.
Removing a tissue from one site and placing it in another in the same animal, or a similar or a different site in another animal is known as grafting or transplanting. The transplanted tissue can be a complete organ like a kidney, or a part of an organ or cells which may be normal or malignant. Bec...
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McGill University
1964
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| Summary: | Removing a tissue from one site and placing it in another in the same animal, or a similar or a different site in another animal is known as grafting or transplanting. The transplanted tissue can be a complete organ like a kidney, or a part of an organ or cells which may be normal or malignant. Bec au se the technique is usually simple and can be applied to any organ or any animal it has a very wide appeal. [...] |
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