Electrophoretic Mobility of Cultured Mesodermal Tissue Cells

AMBROSE et al. 1 have shown that individual tumour cells from hamster kidney possess a significantly greater electrophoretic mobility than normal homologous kidney cells. Later, Purdom et al. 2 obtained a correlation between the development of a mouse sarcoma and the progressive increase in the nega...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Nature (London) 1961-06, Vol.190 (4780), p.1009-1009
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