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Is There a Breast Cancer Virus?

Andrew Mason
Ochsner Journal January 2000, 2 (1) 36-39;

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    Figure 1.

    Etectron micrograph of the murine mammary tumor virus demonstrating classical B-type morphology with an eccentric oval nucleus (mouse mammary tumor virus). (Reprinted with permission from Plenum Publishing Corporation. Coffin JM. Structure and classification of retroviruses. In: The Retroviridae. Levy JA, editor. New York: Plenum Press 1992; 22)

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    Figure 2.

    Similar B-type viral particles found by electron microscopy in Parsi milk. (Reprinted by permission from Nature. Moore DH, Charney J, Kramarsky B, et al. Search for a human breast cancer virus. Nature 1971; 229:612. Macmillan Magazines, Ltd.)

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    Dr. Mason is the Director of Ochsner's Hepatitis Research Laboratory, the Medical Director of Ochsner's Transplant Program, and the Associate Editor of Basic Science for The Ochsner Journal

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