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Hopwood ( 1926 ) extended this work with some quantitative observations which
enabled them to conclude that the cells were most sensitive to inhibition during a
relatively short period just before prophase . In the same laboratory it was ...
Hopwood ( 1926 ) extended this work with some quantitative observations which
enabled them to conclude that the cells were most sensitive to inhibition during a
relatively short period just before prophase . In the same laboratory it was ...
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First , the percentage of cells labelled tells us what percentage of the cells were
synthesizing DNA during the period , and , second , the “ heaviness " of the label ,
which can be determined by grain counting , tells us the rate of DNA synthesis in
...
First , the percentage of cells labelled tells us what percentage of the cells were
synthesizing DNA during the period , and , second , the “ heaviness " of the label ,
which can be determined by grain counting , tells us the rate of DNA synthesis in
...
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The roots apparently required , after growth in aneurin plus glycine , a period of “
adaptation " to aneurin plus pyridoxine . ... stabilize or reach its maximum value
for a number of culture periods ( Joyce Hughes , unpublished work ) suggesting a
...
The roots apparently required , after growth in aneurin plus glycine , a period of “
adaptation " to aneurin plus pyridoxine . ... stabilize or reach its maximum value
for a number of culture periods ( Joyce Hughes , unpublished work ) suggesting a
...
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Contents of Volume | 2 |
Effects of Invading Organisms on Cells and Tissues | 3 |
Cartilage and Bone J D BIGGERS The Osteoclast NORMAN M HANCOX | 4 |
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| Titolo | Cells and Tissues in Culture: Methods, Biology, and Physiology, Volume 3 Cells and Tissues in Culture: Methods, Biology, and Physiology, Edward Nevill Willmer |
| Curatore | Edward Nevill Willmer |
| Editore | Academic Press, 1965 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | la University of Michigan |
| Digitalizzato | 24 lug 2008 |
| ISBN | 0127576010, 9780127576015 |
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