FIBRONECTIN AND POLYLYSINE REQUIREMENT FOR PROLIFERATION OF NEURO-BLASTOMA CELLS IN DEFINED MEDIUM
FIBRONECTIN AND POLYLYSINE REQUIREMENT FOR PROLIFERATION OF NEURO-BLASTOMA CELLS IN DEFINED MEDIUM
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-4827(80)90504-2
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
SATO, GH
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作者:
BOTTENSTEIN, JE;SATO, GH
The requirement of a serum preincubation for proliferation of B104 [rat] neuroblastoma cells in defined medium was eliminated. When cells were plated directly into serum-free defined medium after trypsin or EGTA detachment, they had no difficulty in adhering or remaining attached to the plastic substratum, but were incapable of cell division. The addition of human plasma fibronectin to serum-free defined medium and precoating the tissue culture dishes with polylysine at each subculture permitted cell division to occur. Fibronectin was only required at the time of subculture and did not need to be replenished at each medium change. Clonal growth and serial subculture are possible in serum-free defined medium, provided that the cell inoculum encounters the appropriate substratum. These findings are consistent with a role for fibronectin and a positively-charged substratum in the growth regulation of B104 neuroblastoma cells. This completely defined culture system will be of great benefit in studying the growth regulation and differentiation of these neuronal cells.