Glycolipid Synthesis in Normal and Virus-Transformed Hamster Cell Lines
AUTOR(ES)
Sakiyama, Hisako
RESUMO
Studies have been continued on the synthesis of glycolipids by the NIL 2 line of hamster cells. Several clones were isolated from this line. These clones vary in morphology, saturation density, and glycolipid composition. Contrary to expectation there was no correlation between saturation density and complexity of the glycolipid pattern. In fact, the clone with the highest saturation density was the only one to show the complete set of glycolipids found previously in NIL 2 cells.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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