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Surface antigens of rat liver epithelial cells grown in medium containing foetal bovine serum

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Published1978
Citations11
References14

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Correlation of anchorage-independent growth with tumorigenicity of chemically transformed mouse epidermal cells.

1978 • 243 citations

Natural Antibody in Human Serum to a Neoantigen in Human Cultured Cells Grown in Fetal Bovine Serum2

1974 • 130 citations

Carcinoma after malignant conversion in vitro of epithelial-like cells from rat liver following exposure to chemical carcinogens.

1973 • 114 citations

Malignant Transformation in vitro of Rat Liver Cells by Dimethylnitrosamine and N-Methyl-N′-nitro-N-Nitrosoguanidine

1973 • 95 citations

Cultures from adult rat liver cells I. Establishment of monolayer cell‐cultures from normal liver

1971 • 90 citations

Properties and Malignant Transformation of Established Rat Liver Parenchymal Cells in Culture<xref ref-type="fn" rid="fn2">2</xref>

1975 • 61 citations

Antigenicity of clones of mouse prostate cells transformed in vitro

1972 • 60 citations

DEMONSTRATION OF CELL‐SURFACE ANTIGENS ON CHEMICALLY INDUCED TUMORS*

1971 • 58 citations

Antigenic diversity of tumors chemically induced within the progeny of a single cell

1972 • 55 citations

Antigenicity of cells derived from mouse prostate cells after malignant transformation in vitro by carcinogenic hydrocarbons.

1970 • 38 citations

Neoantigens on chemically transformed cloned C3H mouse embryo cells.

1975 • 27 citations

Immunologic identification of fetal calf serum‐derived proteins on the surfaces of cultured transformed and untransformed rat cells

1977 • 20 citations

Cell Surface Antigenic Changes Induced in Normal Adult Rat Liver Cells by Carcinogen Treatment in vitro

1973 • 14 citations

Tumor-Specific Antigens on Rat Liver Cells Transformed In Vitro by Chemical Carcinogens

1978 • 4 citations

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