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Tubule Formation in Rat Brains by Monkey Kidney Cells previously grown in vitro

Nature volume 182, pages 10341035 (11 October 1958) | Download Citation

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THE brain has been employed in this laboratory as a site for the transplantation of malignant cells from tissue culture to rat1, and such transplantations are proving useful for both oncological and virological investigations. On the assumption that this procedure may also provide a new approach for the study of the nature and mechanism of alterations occurring in cells grown in vitro it was decided to apply the procedure to normal monkey cells grown in tissue culture.

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  1. Departments of Microbiology and Pathology, University of Miami School of Medicine and Virus Diagnostic Laboratory, Variety Children's Hospital, Miami, Florida. Aug. 5.

    • M. MICHAEL SIGEL
    • , THOMAS M. SCOTTI
    • , MARTHA A. WRYK
    •  & MANTLEY DORSEY JUN.

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