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August 17, 1973Science

Murine C-type RNA Virus from Spontaneous Neoplasms: in vitro Host Range and Oncogenic Potential

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RPRobert L. PetersEvangelisches Krankenhaus Königin Elisabeth HerzbergeGSGerard J. SpahnNational Cancer InstituteLRLouise S. RabsteinNational Institutes of Health

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