LAMININ PROMOTES ATTACHMENT AND NEURITE ELONGATION OF FETAL HYPOTHALAMIC NEURONS GROWN IN SERUM-FREE MEDIUM
LAMININ PROMOTES ATTACHMENT AND NEURITE ELONGATION OF FETAL HYPOTHALAMIC NEURONS GROWN IN SERUM-FREE MEDIUM
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DOI:
10.1016/0304-3940(84)90225-8
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
TIXIERVIDAL, A
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作者:
FAIVREBAUMAN, A;PUYMIRAT, J;TIXIERVIDAL, A
Laminin, as a coating or in solution, allows a rapid attachment of fetal [mouse] hypothalamic cells in serum-free medium, and strikingly enhances the neurite network development. As compared to cultures grown on a fetal calf serum coating, cells remain in clusters and astrocytes become fibrous. Laminin was visualized by immunocytochemistry in non-neuronal cells. The number of laminin-positive cells was lower in cultures grown in serum-free medium than in those grown in serum-supplemented medium. In both culture conditions, their number decreases with time in vitro.