King Oyster, Eryngii · 2004 · Research Article
High relevanceThe analysis of the fatty acid compositions in the fruitbody and the mixture barley and mycelium of pleurotus eryngii
Pleurotus eryngii
OncologyLiver support
Key points
- Tumor growth and survival time were followed in rats transplanted with Morris hepatoma 5123 and previously injected with a crude homogenate of the same tumor by the intradermic or intralymphatic route
- Female rats treated by the intralymphatic route showed a longer survival time and impaired tumor growth
- Male rats did not show any difference
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Abstract
Tumor growth and survival time were followed in rats transplanted with Morris hepatoma 5123 and previously injected with a crude homogenate of the same tumor by the intradermic or intralymphatic route. Female rats treated by the intralymphatic route showed a longer survival time and impaired tumor growth. Male rats did not show any difference.
Citation
Wang Xinfeng (2004). The analysis of the fatty acid compositions in the fruitbody and the mixture barley and mycelium of pleurotus eryngii. Journal of Huaiyin Teachers College(Natural Science Edition)
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