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Cytotoxic Activities of Normal Cultured Human T Cells

The Journal of Immunology, 1978
Abstract Normal human T cells grown in continued cultures in medium containing conditioned medium (CM) from PHA-stimulated lymphocytes were studied for their ability to manifest three known forms of cell-mediated cytotoxicity: lectin-induced cellular cytotoxicity (LICC), natural killer cell (NK) activity, and antibody-dependent cellular ...
J M, Alvarez, M O, de Landazuri, G D, Bonnard, R B, Herberman   +3 more
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Radiosensitivity of Normal Human Epidermal Cells in Culture

International Journal of Radiation Biology and Related Studies in Physics, Chemistry and Medicine, 1983
Using an in vitro culture system we have derived radiation survival curves for the clonogenic cells of normal human epidermis. The culture system used allows the epidermal cells to stratify and form a multi-layered sheet of keratinizing cells. The cultures appear to be a very good model for epidermis in vivo. The survival curves show a population which
R, Dover, C S, Potten
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Tissue Culture of Normal Human Post-Pubertal Prostate

Urologia Internationalis, 1981
Total prostatectomies were performed in 10 young male cadaver renal donors and explant cultures were prepared in Falcon flasks. Growth of a monolayer of predominantly epithelial cells occurred rapidly (latent time 3-5 days) and the flasks became confluent within 15-17 days. The monolayers grew well even when a needle was used to circumscribe and remove
S C, Jacobs, R K, Lawson
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Lysosomal enzyme variations in cultured normal skin fibroblasts

Life Sciences, 1972
Abstract Lysosomal enzyme activities were studied in normal cultured fibroblasts derived from a single skin biopsy, grwon in quintuplet and treated in an identical way. A 60–500% variation in enzyme activities were noted. These observations compound the difficulties of accurate homozygote and heterozygote detection using cultured fibroblasts.
A, Milunsky, C, Spielvogel, J N, Kanfer
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NORMAL HUMAN LIVER ORGAN CULTURE

In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology - Animal, 2001
Cruickshank, Sheena M., Southgate, J, Trejdosiewicz, LK   +2 more
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The Absent Swastika: ‘Normal’ Tourist Culture

2005
The omnipresent swastika perfectly symbolized the voracious, intrusive nature of National Socialism. It was everywhere — on flags, banners, badges, uniforms, buildings, monuments, letterhead and stamps. For German tourists, however, the swastika, along with other key signs and signifiers of the Hitler dictatorship, was never so ubiquitous.
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A Normal Asset With Cultural Differences

2005
Abstract The extensive interest in disordered narcissism has usually overshadowed studies of narcissistic functioning within what can be considered the normal range. Less is known about the overall vicissitudes within and interactions between normal healthy and exceptional forms of narcissism and how they contrast or interweave in an ...
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Establishment and Maintenance of Normal Human Keratinocyte Cultures

2003
Keratinocytes are the major cellular component of the epidermis, which is the stratified squamous epithelia forming the outer-most layer of skin. The keratinocytes lie on a basement membrane and are organized into distinct cell layers which differ morphologically and biochemically These regions from the basement membrane outward are the basal, spinous,
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Birdsong normalized by culture

Nature, 2009
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Normal oligodendrocytes in tissue culture

Experimental Cell Research, 1951
C.E. Lumsden, C.M. Pomerat
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