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In Vitro, 1977
The use of a semi-natural medium (Eagle's MEM supplemented with chicken embryo extract) appears to be satisfactory for ovarian and testicular fragment cultures of Carassius auratus. The male germ cells show a normal degeneration which might be attributed to a lack of pituitary hormones: gonadotropic and, possibly, somatotropic hormone.
L, De Clercq, C, Remacle, J, Demal
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The use of a semi-natural medium (Eagle's MEM supplemented with chicken embryo extract) appears to be satisfactory for ovarian and testicular fragment cultures of Carassius auratus. The male germ cells show a normal degeneration which might be attributed to a lack of pituitary hormones: gonadotropic and, possibly, somatotropic hormone.
L, De Clercq, C, Remacle, J, Demal
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Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 1985
To compare the relative effectiveness of three compliance techniques during a museum fund‐raising drive, 89 individuals were asked to contribute $1 to the museum after having been exposed to an initial request according to one of the following conditions: (1) in the foot‐in‐thedoor condition, individuals were first asked to sign a petition in support ...
Richard J. Brownstein, Richard D. Katzev
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To compare the relative effectiveness of three compliance techniques during a museum fund‐raising drive, 89 individuals were asked to contribute $1 to the museum after having been exposed to an initial request according to one of the following conditions: (1) in the foot‐in‐thedoor condition, individuals were first asked to sign a petition in support ...
Richard J. Brownstein, Richard D. Katzev
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A New Culture Technique: An Approach to the in-Vitro Reconstitution of Endocrine Organs
1983A new cell culture technique called three-dimensional-rotation culture (3dR-culture) has been developed. Its main characteristics are: (i) cultivation under constant rotation, and (ii) the use of a three-dimensional material that allows the cells to adhere and to grow in a three-dimensional arrangement.
Elke Lang +5 more
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THE CULTURE OF WHOLE ORGANS : I. TECHNIQUE OF THE CULTURE OF THE THYROID GLAND.
The Journal of experimental medicine, 20101. A technique has been developed for the transplantation of the whole thyroid into the Lindbergh pump, and its perfusion, without the occurrence of infection, emboli, and other complications. 2. The gland remains alive during the period of perfusion, which lasted from 3 to 21 days. 3.
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Human organ culture techniques for the detection and evaluation of genotoxic agents.
IARC scientific publications, 1989In order to obtain information on the genotoxic metabolism of carcinogens in human skin in vivo, model in-vitro systems have been developed to mimic in-vivo metabolism qualitatively. Direct labelling (3H and 14C) and 32P-postlabelling analyses of benzo[alpha]pyrene (BP)-DNA adducts in human skin explants, CD1 mouse explants and CD1 mouse skin in vivo ...
W P, Watson +3 more
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A modified technique for organ culture in vitro
Experimental Cell Research, 1954openaire +2 more sources
Techniques for establishing tracheal organ cultures
Tissue Culture Association Manual, 1976openaire +1 more source
HL-A TYPING OF ORGAN CELLS AND CULTURED LYMPHOID CELLS BY A MICROABSORPTION TECHNIQUE
Transplantation, 1971T, Juju, K, Kano, F, Milgrom
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Ultrastructural organization of cultured macrophages as shown by negative staining technique.
Journal of electron microscopy, 1978T, Katsumoto, H, Takayama, A, Takagi
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