Normal and dystrophic chicken muscle at successive stages in tissue culture.
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Summary
The histochemical features of normal and dystrophic cultures during successive stages of growth were compared and differences in the structure of myoblasts on young muscle fibers were examined.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1971-03-01
- Cited by
- 32
- References
- 14
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Keywords
Muscle tissue, Tissue culture, Muscular dystrophy, Anatomy, Biology
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- Development of normal and genetically dystrophic mouse muscle in tissue culture. I. Prefusion and fusion activities of muscle cells: phase contrast and time lapse study.
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- Growth of human muscle in tissue culture
- Trophic effects of sympathetic ganglia on normal and dystrophic chicken skeletal muscles in tissue culture.
- Effect of leupeptin on protein turnover in normal and dystrophic chicken skeletal muscle cells in culture.
- Sandwich embedding of multiple layers of muscle tissue culture for serial frozen sectioning.
- A new program for investigating adult human skeletal muscle grown aneurally in tissue culture
- Chick muscle in tissue culture: The ubiquity of viral infection
- Aspects of normal and dystrophic chicken muscle grown in vitro
- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MYOSIN STRUCTURE AND MUSCLE DEGENERATION *
- MAJOR PHYSIOLOGIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INHERITED DYSTROPHY OF THE CHICKEN *
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