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[Stress-reaction of the cell. Changes in carcinoma RS-1 and Jensen sarcoma cells following administration of retinol acetate, hydrocortisone and proserine].

In the cells of RS-1 carcinoma and those of Iensen's sarcoma it has been stated that acceleration and inhibition of tumor growth induced by nonspecific influence (vitamin A, hydrocortisone, proserin) are accompanied by uniform morphological changes of intracellular structures. Therefore, it is possible to suggest that the changes observed reflect a certain cell adaptation to the altering environmental conditions (cell stress-reaction). The cell stress-reaction is presented morphologically and hence, can by systematized. An attempt of such systematization is suggested.