Fig. (7) In the second group of longer-term studies (58 days)(A and B), 7 out of the 12 infected tumors show a marked reduction of the size ranging (0.1 cm² to 0.6 cm²) at 9 days (control: 2.4 cm² to 8.1 cm²). At 29 days, 8 of the 12 infected tumors are reduced to 0 to 0.1 cm² (control: 1.6 cm² to 2l.1 cm²). The definite changes are observed at 42 days. Ten out of the 12 infected tumors measure from 0 to 0.2 cm² (control: 10.6 cm² to 38.4 cm²). At 58 days, 8 out of the 12 infected tumors are completely cured, and other two tumors are only trace (0.05 cm²). The remaining two infected tumors (9.6 cm² and 15.8 cm²) are grossly necrotic. On the contrary, the 5 controls at 58 days show a marked divergence in size ranging from 12.9 cm² to 57.1 cm²(A) (average: 30.5 cm²; sd: 17.99 cm²vs. infected tumors: average: 2.13 cm²; sd: 5.10 cm²) (B).