Quantity Production of Synchronized Mammalian Cells in Suspension Culture

SYNCHRONIZED cultures offer advantages in investigations of the sequence of biochemical changes occurring during the life-cycle of the mammalian cell. Such investigations suffer generally because present methods of producing synchronized cells do not provide immediately sufficient material to permit...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Nature (London) 1964-08, Vol.203 (4945), p.642-643
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