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Membrane Changes associated with Malignancy

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Published1972
Citations113
References16

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A DIFFERENCE IN THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE SURFACE MEMBRANE OF NORMAL AND VIRALLY TRANSFORMED CELLS

1969 • 549 citations

INTERACTION OF THE CARBOHYDRATE-BINDING PROTEIN CONCANAVALIN A WITH NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS

1969 • 525 citations

Identification of Hemagglutinin of Jack Bean with Concanavalin A

1936 • 453 citations

Structural Difference in Sites on the Surface Membrane of Normal and Transformed Cells

1969 • 310 citations

Unusual Fragments in the Subunit Structure of Concanavalin A

1971 • 223 citations

Binding of Radioactively Labelled Concanavalin A and Wheat Germ Agglutinin to Normal and Virus-transformed Cells

1971 • 214 citations

Binding of 3H-Concanavalin A by Normal and Transformed Cells

1971 • 202 citations

Different locations of carbohydrate-containing sites in the surface membrane of normal and transformed mammalian cells

1970 • 154 citations

Differential Toxicity on Normal and Transformed Cells in vitro and Inhibition of Tumour Development in vivo by Concanavalin A

1970 • 148 citations

Chromosomal Control of Reversion in Transformed Cells

1971 • 132 citations

Enhanced Immunogenicity of Chemically-Coated Syngeneic Tumor Cells

1971 • 107 citations

A Specific Metabolic Activity on the Surface Membrane in Malignant Cell-Transformation

1971 • 88 citations

Changes in the structural organization of the surface membrane in malignant cell transformation

1971 • 87 citations

Advances in Calcitonin Research

1971 • 83 citations

Requirement for cell replication after SV40 infection for a structural change of the cell surface membrane

1970 • 55 citations

Location of amino acid and carbohydrate transport sites in the surface membrane of normal and transformed mammalian cells

1971 • 50 citations

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