ADVANCES IN CANCER RESEARCH, VOLUME 13, Volume 13 (v. 13)

## 1 'The same explanation had been advanced by Old et al. (1962) to account for the occasional paradoxical situation that a graft consisting of a few tumor cells may grow whereas one containing many more cells does not. ' Immunofluorescence showed that the cytotoxic antibody reacted with antigens on the cell membrane but that, in addition, there was a further autoantibody which combined with cytoplasmic antigens. The latter unlike those on the membrane appeared to be common to all the melanomata examined (Lewis et al., 1969). Content: Edited By Page iii Copyright Page Page iv Contributors To Volume 13 Page ix Contents Of Previous Volumes Pages xi-xiv The Role Of Immunoblasts In Host Resistance And Immunotherapy Of Primary Sarcomata Original Research Article Pages 1-37 P. Alexander, J.G. Hall Evidence For The Viral Etiology Of Leukemia In The Domestic Mammals Original Research Article Pages 39-62 Oswald Jarrett The Function Of The Delayed Sensitivity Reaction As Revealed In The Graft Reaction Culture Original Research Article Pages 63-95 Haim Ginsburg Epigenetic Processes And Their Relevance To The Study Of Neoplasia Original Research Article Pages 97-167 Gajanan V. Sherbet The Characteristics Of Animal Cells Transformed In Vitro Original Research Article Pages 169-215 Ian Macpherson Role Of Cell Association In Virus Infection And Virus Rescue Original Research Article Pages 217-269 J. Svoboda, I. Hložánek Cancer Of The Urinary Tract Original Research Article Pages 271-381 D.B. Clayson, E.H. Cooper Aspects Of The Eb Virus Original Research Article Pages 383-411 M.A. Epstein Author Index Pages 413-434 Subject Index Pages 435-440