Growth-promoting alpha-globulin and ageing.
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Summary
The isolation of a protein from calf serum was reported which induced mitotic activity in metazoan cells in vitro and the effect of the growth-promoting alpha-globulin (GPAG) is demonstrable both in primary cultures and in cell lines.
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- 1975-01-01
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Keywords
Mitosis, Cell growth, Ageing, In vitro, Biology
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