Development and characterization of cell lines from subhuman primates.
作者： Roslyn E. Wallace , Paul J. Vasington , John C. Petricciani , Hope E. Hopps , Douglas E. Lorenz
DOI: 10.1007/BF02619057
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摘要: Seven epithelial cell lines derived from kidney and 20 fibroblastic deriving lung, heart, muscle, kidney, skin tissue of five rhesus six African green monkey fetuses have been established propagated in culture. Four two resumed multiplication after a period growth decline, these developed cytogenetic changes characteristics cells capable unlimited vitro.
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