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選択的に血清のグローブリンとグリコプロテインを細胞に吸収させ,in vitroで増殖させます

H N KENT, G O GEY

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |March 4, 1960
    PubMed
    まとめ

    ネズミの2つの腫瘍細胞株は,ヒトの血清からアルファ-2-グローブリンを選択的に利用しています. TSAT-72株もベータ・グローブリンを使用しており,両株ともグリコプロテインを使用しています.

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    グリコタンパク質/血液ネオプラズマ/代謝について血清グローブリン/代謝組織培養 (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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