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THE aggregation of dissociated cells was first noted 60 years ago1. Since then, about 150 reports on this phenomenon have been made2. Adult cells were used only once3, and for all other studies embryonic cells were used. All the observations carried out until now were made in vitro, on cells growing in nutrient media, under special conditions2. Primary adult cultures were not used, nor was arterial tissue used for recombination studies.
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WADA, A., POLLAK, O. Aggregation in vivo of Cultured Aortic Cells of Adult Rabbits. Nature 214, 1358–1360 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/2141358a0
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