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Studies of α-protein in human cell cultures

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Published1979
Citations7
References17

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1962 • 2,192 citations

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1974 • 786 citations

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1978 • 515 citations

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1968 • 290 citations

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1976 • 181 citations

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1977 • 126 citations

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1978 • 78 citations

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1971 • 76 citations

Long-term cultivation of mammalian cell strains in protein- and lipid-free chemically defined synthetic media

1971 • 69 citations

Nonidentity of Fetuin and Protein Growth (Flattening) Factor

1959 • 58 citations

Long-Term Cultivation of Human Cells (Chang) in Chemically Defined Medium and Effect of Added Peptone Fractions

1959 • 34 citations

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1969 • 33 citations

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