Ageing and the fusion sensitivity potential of human cells in culture: relation to tissue origin, donor age, and in vitro culture level and condition.
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Summary
Since the cellular manifestation of the FS potential most likely primarily resides in the cell membrane-cytoskeleton structure, the results emphasize the importance of this system in relation to ageing.
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- article
- Published
- 1981-07-01
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- 7
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Keywords
Ageing, Cell culture, In vitro, Sendai virus, Biology
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