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サブカルチャーされた細胞における性クロマチンの発生率の変化

E V ORSI, R E WALLACE, H B RITTER

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |January 6, 1961
    PubMed
    まとめ

    性染色体レベルは,サブカルチャーされたヒト乳腺腫瘍およびウサギの腎臓細胞で減少します. 細胞培養における持続性性クロマチンは,保持されたウイルス無感性と相関しており,細胞特性とウイルス耐性との関連を示しています.

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    クロモソームは,組織培養 (Tissue Culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue Culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,

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