Date of Award
1969
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Science (M.S.)
Department
Physiology and Pharmacology
First Advisor
James R. Thompson
First Committee Member
Donald M. Pace
Second Committee Member
Madhukar Chaubal
Third Committee Member
Carl C. Riedesil [?]
Abstract
The antibiotics have become so widely and successfully used in the practice of medicine that they are now considered to be essential. Among the antibiotics, the tetracycline group has achieved an enviable reputation for dependable medication, In spite of this, there remain several unanswered questions, One of these pertains to the interesting phenomenon for almost selective localization of tetracycline in certain tumor cells or masses, Although there have been numerous publications dealing with this phenomenon, as the following paragraphs will indicate, there is little agreement as to the factors involved. Indeed, there are some sharply conflicting opinions.
The investigations described in this paper were undertaken to obtain information relative to the localization and retention of tetracycline in a transplantable mouse tumor.
Pages
70
Recommended Citation
James, Dale William. (1969). Studies on the localization and retention of tetracycline hydrochloride in Ehrlich ascites cells. University of the Pacific, Thesis. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/uop_etds/1692
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