Autobiographies of cells.
Autobiographies of cells.
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细胞自传。
DOI:
10.1038/scientificamerican0863-103
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发表时间:
1963
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
W. Kisieleski
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文献类型:
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作者:
R. Baserga;W. Kisieleski
If one could study the lives of cells as one can study the life of a man, it would not be difficult to discover the fundamental laws of biological or ganisms. On the macroscopic scale one knows how a human being is born, grows and reproduces, how long he lives, how and where he travels, behaves and in teracts with others. All of this is acces sihle to observation and even to measurement. In the microscopic realm of the cell, on the other hand, one must largely grope in the dark, and such information can be won only with great labor. The tools employed by the student of cells, however, are becoming sharper, and in the past two decades devices for exploring the lives of cells have en tered a new range of resolving power. This article is an account of a particularly promising techniLlue: the radioautog raphy of cells. A refinement of the use of radioactive tracers, it has already yielded much new information about cell behavior.