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Stimulation of cell division by croton oil in blue-green bacteria
Journal of Bacteriology
|May 1, 1973
Abstract:
The potent tumor-promoting agent croton oil, which has been shown previously to be strongly mitogenic in mammalian cells, stimulates cell division in snake mutants of the blue-green bacterium Agmenellum quadruplicatum.
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