Calcium as a regulator of the proliferation of normal, but not of transformed, chicken fibroblasts in a plasma-containing medium.
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Summary
The use of heat-inactivated plasma rather than serum, and the use of a low-calcium medium, combine to permit the demonstration of a marked difference between the proliferative behaviors of normal and neoplastic cells and suggest a basis for the autonomy of the latter.
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- article
- Published
- 1971-02-01
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- 224
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- Open access
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Keywords
Calcium, Rous sarcoma virus, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Cell biology
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