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. 1914 Nov 1;20(5):542–543. doi: 10.1084/jem.20.5.542

DO SUBSTANCES INHIBITING TUMOR GROWTH EXERT A RETARDING INFLUENCE ON THE REGENERATION OF THE SKIN?

William E Leighton 1
PMCID: PMC2125201  PMID: 19867840

Abstract

Repeated injections of colloidal copper, hirudin, nucleoprotein, and casein, which have a definite retarding influence on tumor growth, given to mice during the process of wound healing do not produce any noticeable influence on the course of regeneration.

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