A serum-free growth of a human hepatoma cell line as a tool for hepatocarcinogenesis and virus gene expression. [electronic resource]

By:

Bagnarelli, P

Contributor(s):

Brugia, M
Clementi, M

Producer: 19851114Description: 45-53 p. digitalISSN:

0301-5149

Subject(s):

Carcinoma, Hepatocellular -- etiology
Cell Division -- drug effects
Cell Line
Culture Media
Dexamethasone -- pharmacology
Genes, Viral
Hepatitis B Surface Antigens -- genetics
Hepatitis B virus -- genetics
Humans
Hydrocortisone -- pharmacology
Insulin -- pharmacology
Liver Neoplasms -- etiology

In: Developments in biological standardization vol. 60

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A serum-free growth of a human hepatoma cell line as a tool for hepatocarcinogenesis and virus gene expression.

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Bagnarelli P., Brugia M. & Clementi M. (19851114). A serum-free growth of a human hepatoma cell line as a tool for hepatocarcinogenesis and virus gene expression. : Developments in biological standardization.

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Bagnarelli P, Brugia M and Clementi M. 19851114. A serum-free growth of a human hepatoma cell line as a tool for hepatocarcinogenesis and virus gene expression. : Developments in biological standardization.

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Bagnarelli P., Brugia M. and Clementi M. (19851114). A serum-free growth of a human hepatoma cell line as a tool for hepatocarcinogenesis and virus gene expression. : Developments in biological standardization.

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Bagnarelli P, Brugia M and Clementi M. A serum-free growth of a human hepatoma cell line as a tool for hepatocarcinogenesis and virus gene expression. : Developments in biological standardization. 19851114.

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