Contact Inhibition of Movement in the Cultures of Transformed Cells

AUTOR(ES)

Guelstein, V. I.

RESUMO

Results of cell-cell collisions were studied with the aid of time-lapse microcinematography in primary cultures of normal mouse-embryo fibroblast-like cells and in cultures of transformed mouse cells of two types: (a) primary fibroblast-like cells transformed by Moloney mouse sarcoma virus; (b) neoplastic fibroblasts of the CIM strain.

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