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Modern approaches to the study of mammalian cells in culture

Published in: Experientia

Date of publication: September 1, 1960

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Cultivation of animal tissues in vitro in nutrients of precisely known constitution
October 1, 1947

Cellular inheritance and transformation
January 1, 1948

Growth of animal tissue cells in artificial media
December 1, 1948

The growth in vitro of single isolated tissue cells,The Growth in Vitro of Single Isolated Tissue Cells
October 1, 1949

Prolonged survival of excised animal tissues in vitro in nutrients of known constitution
January 1, 1950

Nutrition of animal cells in tissue culture; initial studies on a synthetic medium
August 1, 1952

Production of Plaques in Monolayer Tissue Cultures by Single Particles of an Animal Virus
November 1, 1953

Tissue culture studies; identification of components and synthetic replacements for the active fraction of chick embryo extract ultrafiltrate
May 1953

Studies on the propagation in vitro of poliomyelitis viruses. IV. Viral multiplication in a stable strain of human malignant epithelial cells (strain HeLa) derived from an epidermoid carcinoma of the cervix
January 1, 1953

Some problems of animal virology as studied by the plaque technique
February 1, 1954

Monolayer tissue cultures. I. Preparation and standardization of suspensions of trypsin-dispersed monkey kidney cells
May 1, 1954

Nutrition of animal cells in tissue culture. IX. Synthetic medium No. 703
April 1, 1954

The growth of pure strain L cells in fluid-suspension cultures
September 1, 1955

Nutrition needs of mammalian cells in tissue culture
May 1, 1955

Nutrition of animal cells in tissue culture. X. Synthetic medium No. 858,Nutrition of Animal Cells in Tissue Culture. X. Synthetic Medium No. 858,
October 1, 1955

The nutrition of animal tissues cultivated in vitro. I. A survey of natural materials as supplements to synthetic medium 199
June 1, 1955

Proliferation of monkey kidney cells in rotating cultures,Proliferation of Monkey Kidney Cells in Rotating Cultures
June 1, 1956

The nutrition of animal tissues cultivated in vitro. II. A comparison of various synthetic media
May 1, 1956

Action of x-rays on mammalian cells
May 1, 1956

Myo-inositol as an essential growth factor for normal and malignant human cells in tissue culture
January 1, 1956

Studies of nutrient media for tissue cells in vitro. II. An improved protein-free chemically defined medium for long-term cultivation of strain L-929 cells.
February 1, 1956

Clonal growth of mammalian cells in vitro; growth characteristics of colonies from single HeLa cells with and without a feeder layer
October 1, 1957

Sustained cell culture
February 1, 1957

Suspension cultures of strain L mouse fibroblasts. I. A glass stirrer apparatus for the cultivation of cell suspensions
July 1, 1957

Clonal growth in vitro of human cells with fibroblastic morphology; comparison of growth and genetic characteristics of single epithelioid and fibroblast-like cells from a variety of human organs
October 1, 1957

Action of x-rays on mammalian cells. II. Survival curves of cells from normal human tissues
December 1, 1957

Submerged culture of mammalian cells: the five liter fermentor
November 1, 1957

Mammalian chromosomes in vitro. VIII. Heteroploid transformation in the human cell strain Mayes
June 1, 1958

Properties of a HeLa cell culture with increased resistance to poliomyelitis virus
December 1, 1958

Genetics of somatic mammalian cells. III. Long-term cultivation of euploid cells from human and animal subjects
June 1, 1959

Molecular growth requirements of single mammalian cells. III. Quantitative colonial growth of single S3 cells in a medium containing synthetic small molecular constituents and two purified protein fractions

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