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Plasma factors involved in the in vitro control of proliferation of bovine lens cells grown in defined medium. effect of fibroblast growth factor on cell longevity.

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Plasma factors involved in the in vitro control of proliferation of bovine lens cells grown in defined medium. effect of fibroblast growth factor on cell longevity.

Gospodarowicz, D; Massoglia, S
Experimental eye research , Volume 35 (3): 12 – Dec 3, 1982
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Plasma factors involved in the in vitro control of proliferation of bovine lens cells grown in defined medium. effect of fibroblast growth factor on cell longevity.

Gospodarowicz, D; Massoglia, S
Experimental eye research , Volume 35 (3): 12 – Dec 3, 1982

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ISSN
0014-4835
DOI
10.1016/s0014-4835(82)80050-x
pmid
6214418

Abstract

Journal

Experimental eye research – Pubmed

Published: Dec 3, 1982

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