Stimulation of the Proliferation of Chicken Fibroblasts by Folic Acid or a Serum Factor(s) in a Plasma-Containing Medium
AUTOR(ES)
Balk, Samuel D.
RESUMO
The proliferation of chicken fibroblasts is strongly stimulated by folic acid, at greater than physiological concentrations, in a plasma-containing medium, or by serum in a medium of physiological folic acid concentration. Serum and plasma, however, do not appear to differ in their content of folic acid derivatives.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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