A quantitative assessment of the effect of medium composition on mouse myogenesis in vitro.
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Summary
The effect of variations in medium horse serum and chick embryo extract on the extent of myogenesis in primary mouse muscle cultures was investigated and five media from the range of 16 tested, supported significantly greater myogenesis.
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- article
- Published
- 1978-12-01
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- 1
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Keywords
Myogenesis, Embryo, In vitro, Composition (language), Andrology
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- A KINETIC ANALYSIS OF MYOGENESIS IN VITRO
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