1. Human tumor clonogenic assays

   • Branimir Ivan Sikic
   • Robert L. Taber

   Editorial Pages: 201 - 203

2. Methodologic problems in clonogenic assays of spontaneous human tumors

   • F. Roy MacKintosh
   • Thomas L. Evans
   • Branimir Ivan Sikic

   Articles Pages: 205 - 210

3. Quantitative association between the in vitro human tumor stem cell assay and clinical response to cancer chemotherapy

   • Thomas E. Moon
   • Sydney E. Salmon
   • David S. Alberts

   Articles Pages: 211 - 218

4. The soft agar clonogenicity and characterization of cells obtained from human solid tumors by mechanical and enzymatic means

   • Harry K. Slocum
   • Zlatko P. Pavelic
   • Youcef M. Rustum

   Articles Pages: 219 - 225

5. Potentials and possible pitfalls of human stem cell analysis

   • Mark L. Rosenblum
   • Dolores V. Dougherty
   • Charles Bo Wilson

   Articles Pages: 227 - 235

6. Use of an efficient method for culturing human mammary epithelial cells to study adriamycin sensitivity

   • Helene S. Smith
   • Adeline J. Hackett
   • Martha R. Stampfer

   Articles Pages: 237 - 244

7. Chemosensitivity of human neoplasms with in vitro clone formation

   • John R. Daniels
   • Anna Marie Daniels
   • Donald G. Skinner

   Articles Pages: 245 - 251

8. Pharmacologic studies of anticancer drugs with the human tumor stem cell assay

   • David S. Alberts
   • Sydney E. Salmon
   • Earl A. Surwit

   Articles Pages: 253 - 264

9. Human tumor cloning: Feasibility and clinical correlations

   • Daniel D. Von Hoff
   • John Cowan
   • Gerlyn Reisdorf

   Articles Pages: 265 - 271

10. Review of experience with interferon and drug sensitivity testing of ovarian carcinoma in semisolid agar culture

    • Lois B. Epstein
    • Stephen G. Marcus

    Articles Pages: 273 - 277

11. Chemotherapy of ovarian cancer directed by the human tumor stem cell assay

    • David S. Alberts
    • H. S. George Chen
    • Co-investigators from the Arizona-New Mexico Tumor Cloning Group

    Articles Pages: 279 - 285