Viruses in Human Tumors

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... M. H .; Minc , J. D .: Establishment and identification of small cell lung cancer cell lines having classical and variant features . Cancer Res . 45 : 2913–2923 ( 1985 ) . 11 Pettengill , O. S .; Sorensen , G. D .; Wurster - Hill ...

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