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ネズミの肝腫の分化されていない変種:細胞集積によって誘発された部分的逆転

J Deschatrette

    Cell
    |November 1, 1980
    PubMed
    まとめ

    ネズミの非差別化肝腫細胞 (Faof1) は,集積されたときに遺伝的な現象型変異を受けることができます. このプロセスは,肝臓特異的な機能を発現する新しい細胞タイプ (dag) を生成し,一時的な培養変化が持続的な細胞変化を誘発することを実証します.

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