Growth-Inhibiting Agents from Mercenaria Extracts: Chemical and Biological Properties

M. Rosarii Schmeer

doi:10.1126/science.144.3617.413

Abstract

Preliminary studies of the chemical nature of an antitumor agent from the common quahog, Mercenaria mercenaria, are reported. The agent has a regressive and an inhibiting effect on sarcoma 180 and on Krebs 2 carcinomd in Swiss albino mice.

Science

Vol 144, Issue 3617
24 April 1964

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Growth-Inhibiting Agents from Mercenaria Extracts: Chemical and Biological Properties

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Science24 Apr 1964 : 413-414

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Science24 Apr 1964 : 413-414

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