The effect of several sex steroid hormones on the growth rate of three morris hepatoma tumor lines
Julius Erdstein, Steven Wisebord, Shaindel Y. Mishkin, Seymour Mishkin – 1 April 1989 – Morris hepatoma 44, whose growth is sensitive to thyroid hormones and prolactin, contains specific receptors for these hormones. In the present experiments, male Buffalo rats bearing Morris hepatoma 7787 were studied to determine the effects of several sex steroid hormones. Castration 1 week postimplantation inhibited tumor growth relative to controls (‐53%). Replacement with testosterone propionate (1 mg per day s.c.