Tumor Specific Transplantation Antigen

Methods of Induction of Antitumour Immunity.
A. Immunization with Viable Tumour Cells.
B. Immunization with Tumour after Eliminating its Capacity for Repopulation.
Methods of Detection of Antitumour Immunity.
Tumour-Specificity of the Antigen Detected by the Method of Transplantation Resistance.
Specific Tumour Antigenicity and the Aetiology of the Tumour.
Chemical Carcinogens.
Virus Induced Tumours.
Immunity Directed against Spontaneous Tumours.
Immunity Directed against Tumours of Various Origin.
Individual Specificity of the Tumour Antigen.
Stability of Antigen.
The Characteristics of TSTA.
The Relation of TSTA to Tumour-Specific Antigens Detected by other Methods.
The Mechanisms of Antitumour Immunity.
Immunity and Carcinogenesis.
Tolerance to TSTA.
Immunological Enhancement in Relation to TSTA.
Tumour Growth and Development of Immunity.
Theoretical and Practical Possibilities of the Presence of Transplantation Immunity against Tumours in Man.
Indirect Evidence.
The Possibility of the Presence of Organ Specific Antigen in Cancer Tissues.
Chorioepithelioma.
Summary and Perspectives.
References.