Tissue Culture Studies on Murine Virus-induced Leukemia Cells: Isolation of Single Cells in Agar-Liquid Medium
Tissue Culture Studies on Murine Virus-induced Leukemia Cells: Isolation of Single Cells in Agar-Liquid Medium
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鼠病毒诱导的白血病细胞的组织培养研究:琼脂液体培养基中单细胞的分离
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1967
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C. Friend
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M. C. Patuleia;C. Friend
Summary Maturation along the erythrocytic line is observed in long-term cell cultures of murine virus-induced leukemic cells. In attempts to determine the relationship between the different morphologic types in these cultures, an adaptation of the Sanders technic of plating and cloning cells utilizing an agar-liquid medium was devised. This method permitted the cloning of single cells. The progeny of each clone consisted of primitive cells, proerythroblasts, and erythroblasts. From these data the possibility is considered that the primitive cell characteristic of the murine leukemia under study is an erythrocyte precursor.