This work was carried out on control and immunosuppressed A2G mice inoculated with murine tumour cells (Ehrlich ascites) and human ones (KB cell line). The growth of the tumours was conditioned by the growth of the fibrovascular stromas as a response of the host organism to the TAF secretion. This process is a nonimmunological response, the differences between control and immunosuppressed mice being of no statistical significance.
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