The microscopic studies of tumours from rats injected with thiamine at a dose of 20 mg/kg for 5 days have shown that sites of hemorrhages and necrosis are considerably more extensive than in tumours of control animals. Injections of the same doses of oxythiamine increase the rate of pathologic mitoses in tumour cells and decrease the tumour weight by 45%, limit the synthesis of thiamine diphosphate and inhibit the transketolase activity in tissues.
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