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In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology. Animal|March 1, 1995
Acquisition of in vitro growth autonomy during B16 melanoma malignant progression is associated with autocrine stimulation by transferrin and fibronectinC W Stackpole, S S Kalbag, L GroszekJournal of the National Cancer Institute|March 2, 1994
Benign-to-malignant B16 melanoma progression induced in two stages in vitro by exposure to hypoxiaC W Stackpole, L Groszek, S S KalbagJournal of Immunological Methods|January 1, 1979
Metrizamide gradient purification of mouse tumor cellsC W Stackpole, P Cremona, R L KasselCancer Research|May 1, 1991
B16 melanoma metastasis to an "artificial organ" implantC W Stackpole, E F Valle, A L AltermanClinical & Experimental Metastasis|May 1, 1991
B16 melanoma variants selected by one or more cycles of spontaneous metastasis to the same organ fail to exhibit organ specificityC W Stackpole, A L Alterman, E F ValleClinical & Experimental Metastasis|July 1, 1988
Host immunity to mycoplasma antigens introduced into B16 melanoma cells: effect on tumor growth rate and metastasisC W Stackpole, A L Alterman, D M FornabaioInvasion & Metastasis|January 1, 1988
Metastatic dissemination of B16 melanoma: evidence that metastases can result from nonspecific trapping of disseminated tumor cellsD M Fornabaio, A L Alterman, C W StackpoleJournal of the National Cancer Institute|October 1, 1985
Metastatic dissemination of B16 melanoma: pattern and sequence of metastasisA L Alterman, D M Fornabaio, C W StackpoleJournal of the National Cancer Institute|April 1, 1979
Antigenic modulation in vitro. III. Failure to modulate H-2 antigens on several mouse tumorsJ M Richards, J B Jacobson, C W StackpoleInternational Journal of Cancer|May 15, 1985
Phenotypic interconversion of B16 melanoma clonal cell populations: relationship between metastasis and tumor growth rateC W Stackpole, D M Fornabaio, A L AltermanPageof 4