THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Stanley Cites Research
To Link, Virus, Cancer
transferred the resulting malig-
nancy through several stages, pro-
ducing a culture far removed
from the virus infection but in
which the malignancy is still
present. When the malignancy is
then infected with another type
of virus, this second type not only
multiplies but the original Rous-
Sarcoma Virus reappears.
This, Dr. Stanley said, would
indicate that the production of
infectious virus in animal tissue
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Day Calendar
Baseball-U-M vs. Illinois, Ferry Field,
1 p.m.
Cinema Guild-Rene Clair's 'Under
the Roofs of Paris," plus shorts,
"Laughing Gravy" with Laurel and
Hardy, and "She's Oil Mine" with Bus-
ter Keaton: Architecture Aud., 7 p.m.,
and 9 p.m.
Doctoral Examination for Harry Be-
glan, Music; thesis: "Gomidas Varta-
bed: His Life and Importance to Ar-
menian Music," 106 Lane Hall, at 10
a.m.
Doctoral Examination for William
Boyne Lord, Forestry; thesis: "Perform-
ance and Structure of Major Veneer
Log Markets in the North Central
States," 2544 Natural Res. Bldg., at 9
a.m. Chairman, G. R. Gregory.
Doctoral Examination for William
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thesis: "A Study of the Radiation Con-
trolled Arc with Emphasis on Arc Dis-
charge Wind Tunnels," 2028 Fluids Lab.,
at 8 a.m. Chairman, W. G. Dow.
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May 23, 1964
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gan Union, Room 3X.
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Graduate Outing Club, Canoeing/hik-
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to Rackham Bldg.
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La Sociedad Hispanica, Meeting, May
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PROF. WENDELL M. STANLEY
is not necessary for the trans-
formation of malignancy and that
very intimate relations must exist
among viruses.
Similar research has been per-
formed using X-rays rather than
another virus to bring out the
original virus. Work in this area
has been linked with leukemia.
Connects Virus to Cancer
Dr. Stanley pointed out that no
direct connection has yet been
found between viruses and cancer
in human beings but emphasized
his belief that such a connection
exists and can be discovered with
new research techniques and ex-
periments.
He further emphasized the com-
plex and hard to understand na-
ture of viruses with another ex-
ample drawn from recent experi-
ments in which a researcher took
a virus conected with a mild res-
piratory disease in humans and
infected a hamster with it. A
very virulent case of cancer re-
sulted.
"We need to explore this inter-
action between the many kinds of
viruses and cells. Work is going
forward but new thinking, new
experiments and new techniques
are needed to produce real break-
throughs in cancer research," he
said. Nevertheless, Dr. Stanley
pointed out, research today is
yielding very valuable and inter-
esting results.
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pus who have distinguished them-
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exhibition drill by the Pershing
Rifles exhibition drill team.
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