Chemical Pathology
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The capacity of tumor cells to produce complicated products of metabolic action specific for the parent cells from which they arose, as illustrated above, indicates beyond question that the course of their chem- ical activities is very much like that of normal cells. So, too, the composition of the cells is found to be similar indeed to that of the parent cells, both in regard to primary and secondary constituents. Thus, Bang found that sarcomas derived from lymph-glands contain the particular ...nucleoproteids that are found normally only in lymph-glands ; hypernephromas contain, like adrenal tissue, much fat, lecithin, and cholesterin ; squamous cell carcinomas develop great amounts of kerato-hyalin ; carcino- mas of mucous membranes may contain much mucin, etc.
Many have sought in cancer tissues a poison that might account for the cachexia charateristic of new-growths. Extracts have been obtained that were destructive to red corpuscles (hemolytic), and that were sometimes slightly toxic to animals, but the results have not seemed sufficiently striking to account for the appearance of cachexia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The capacity of tumor cells to produce complicated products of metabolic action specific for the parent cells from which they arose, as illustrated above, indicates beyond question that the course of their chem- ical activities is very much like that of normal cells. So, too, the composition of the cells is found to be similar indeed to that of the parent cells, both in regard to primary and secondary constituents. Thus, Bang found that sarcomas derived from lymph-glands contain the particular ...nucleoproteids that are found normally only in lymph-glands ; hypernephromas contain, like adrenal tissue, much fat, lecithin, and cholesterin ; squamous cell carcinomas develop great amounts of kerato-hyalin ; carcino- mas of mucous membranes may contain much mucin, etc.
Many have sought in cancer tissues a poison that might account for the cachexia charateristic of new-growths. Extracts have been obtained that were destructive to red corpuscles (hemolytic), and that were sometimes slightly toxic to animals, but the results have not seemed sufficiently striking to account for the appearance of cachexia.
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