Rous sarcoma
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Rous sarcoma
After F. P. Rous, who described it in 1910
Example Sentences
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The team studied a chicken virus called Rous sarcoma virus that causes cancer in chickens and is similar to HIV.
From US News ● Jul. 20, 2010
The researchers discovered, however, that Rous sarcoma virus takes a detour through the cell nucleus before going to the cell membrane.
From US News ● Jul. 20, 2010
First, by proxy, he upset the theory that tissue grafts of Rous sarcoma, a transplantable animal tumor, continue to grow and spread in their new host.
From Time Magazine Archive
Later Dr. Banting himself stood up to tell the cancermen a story of his four fruitless years of trying to make chickens immune to Rous sarcoma.
From Time Magazine Archive
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