Calcium as a Regulator of the Proliferation of Normal, but Not of Transformed, Chicken Fibroblasts in a Plasma-Containing Medium
AUTOR(ES)
Balk, Samuel D.
RESUMO
In a culture medium of low calcium concentration containing 5% heat-inactivated chicken plasma, normal chicken fibroblasts divide very slowly, while their counterparts transformed with Schmidt-Ruppin Rous sarcoma virus divide much more rapidly. In the same low-calcium medium, the use of heat-inactivated serum, rather than heat-inactivated plasma, results in rapid division of both normal and transformed cells.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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