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Thymus stimulation and cancer prophylaxis byViscum proteins

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Die cancerostatischen Viscum-Proteine induzieren im Tierversuch mit geringsten Dosen eine Proliferation des Thymus und verhindern prophylaktisch das Angehen von Tumoren. Höhere Dosen zerstören dagegen den Immunapparat durch Überbeanspruchung und die Tumorhemmung bleibt aus.

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  1. Arbeitsgruppe für Krebsforschung als Gastgruppe am Max-Planck-Institut für Eiweiss- und Lederforschung, D-8, München 15, Germany

    J. Nienhaus, M. Stoll & F. Vester

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We are indebted to the ‘Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft’ for financial support (M. St.) and for granting a ‘Forschungsfreijahr’ (F. V.).

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Nienhaus, J., Stoll, M. & Vester, F. Thymus stimulation and cancer prophylaxis byViscum proteins. Experientia 26, 523–525 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01898487

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