CASTRATION EXERTS NO INFLUENCE UPON THE GROWTH OF TRANSPLANTED OR SPONTANEOUS TUMORS IN MICE AND RATS.
Castration neither increases nor decreases the inoculation percentage of transplantable carcinomata and sarcomata of the mouse and rat, nor does it either stimulate or retard their proliferation; it exerts not the slightest effect upon the growth of spontaneous carcinomata of the mouse.
Columbia University, George Crocker Special Research Fund, New York.
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