Fundamental Aspects of Neoplasia

I Biology of Tumor Viruses.- 1 On the Evidence of Type-C RNA Tumor Information and Virus-Related Reverse Transcriptase in Animals and in Human Leukemia Cells.- 2 Evolution of Primate Type-C Viral Genes.- 3 The Mammary Tumor Viruses.- 4 Biochemical Evidence for Viral Involvement in Human Breast Cancer.- II Tumor Immunology.- 5 Immunologic Properties of Cell Surface Antigens Induced by RNA Tumor Viruses.- 6 Studies on the Mechanisms of Tumor Immunity: Some Recent Data on Cellular Immunity to Common, Possibly Embryonic Antigens in Mouse Sarcomas.- 7 Escape from Immune Control by the Shedding of Membrane Antigens: Influence on Metastic Behavior of Tumor Cells.- 8 Expression of HL-A Antigens on Lymphoblastoid Cells.- 9 Inhibitory Action of Poly A:Poly U on Tumor Growth and Enhancement of Host Immune Response.- 10 The Problem of Cancer Immunotherapy in Perspective.- III Clinical Aspects.- 11 Immunotherapy of Cancer: Concepts and Problems.- 12 Chemotherapy, Supportive Care, and Immunotherapy of Cancer-From Research Tools to Therapeutic Modalities.- 13 Immunologic and Clinical Responses to Active Immunotherapy of Malignant Melanoma.- 14 Viral Etiology of Human Osteosarcoma: Evidence Based on Response to Tumor-Specific Transfer Factor and on Immuno-epidemiologic Studies.- 15 Evidence for RNA Virus Associated with Human Transitional Cell Cancers of the Urinary Tract.- 16 Trials with Poly A:Poly U as Adjuvant Therapy Complementing Surgery in Randomized Patients with Breast Cancer.- IV DNA Polymerases of Malignant Cells and Associated Viruses.- 17 Endogenous RNA Synthesis Is Required for Endogenous DNA Synthesis by Reticuloendotheleosis Virus Virions.- 18 On Mutagenic DNA Polymerases and Malignancy.- 19 Properties and Origin of the Subunits of Reverse Transcriptase Isolated fromAvian RNA Tumor Viruses.- 20 An Inhibitor of DNA Polymerase Produced by Tumor Cells.- V Viral Expression and Cell Transformation.- 21 In Vitro Transcription Studies with RNA Tumor Viruses.- 22 Synthesis