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in tissue culture, the production o f specific vitamin deficiencies, and their cure.
J. exp. Med. 102, 595.
Eagle, H . (1956). Relative growth-promoting activity in tissue culture o f co-factors
and parent vitamins. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., NT. 91, 358.
Eagle, H . (1959). A m i n o acid metabolism in mammalian cell cultures. Science 130, 432.
Eagle, H . (1960). Metabolic studies with normal and malignant human cells in culture.
Harvey Led. (1958-1959), 54, 156.
Eagle, H . and Piez, K . (1962). T h e population-dependent requirement by cultured
mammalian cells for metabolites which they can synthesize. J. exp. Med. 116, 29.
Eagle, H . , Barban, S., Levy, M . and Schulze, H . O . (1958a). T h e utilization of carbohydrates by human cell cultures. J. biol. Chem. 233, 551.
Eagle, H . , Freeman, A . E. and Levy, M . (1958b). T h e amino acid requirements o f
monkey kidney cells in first culture passage. J. exp. Med. 107, 643.
Eagle, H . , Agranoff, B. W . and Snell, E. E. (1960). T h e biosynthesis o f mesoinositol b y cultured mammalian cells, and the parabiotic growth o f inositoldependent and inositol-independent strains. J. biol. Chem. 235, 1891.
Earle, W . R . (1939). Use o f strip-shaped explants in tissue cultures. Arch. Path. 27,
88.
Earle, W . R . (1943). Production o f malignancy in vitro. I V . T h e mouse fibroblast
cultures and changes seen in the living cells. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 4, 165.
Earle, W . R . (1962). Recent developments in tissue culture. In " N e w Developments
in Tissue Culture" (J. W . Green, e d . ) , p . 1. Rutgers University Press.
Earle, W . R . and T h o m p s o n , J. W . (1930). T h e influence o f the size o f the explant
upon cultures o f chick fibroblasts in vitro. U.S.P.H. Reps. 45, 2672.
Earle, W . R . , Bryant, J. C . and Schilling, E. L. (1954). Certain factors limiting the
size o f the tissue culture and the development o f massive cultures. Ann. N. T.
Acad. Sci. 58, 1000.
Ehrensvard, G., Fischer, A . and Stjernholm, R . (1949) Protein metabolism o f tissue
cells in vitro: 7. T h e chemical nature o f some obligate factors o f tissue nutrition. Acta physiol. scand. 18, 218.
Elias, J. J. (1957). Cultivation o f adult mouse mammary gland in hormone-enriched
synthetic medium. Science 126, 842.
Elias, J. J. and Rivera, E. (1959). Comparison o f the responses o f normal, precancerous, and neoplastic mouse m a m m a r y tissues to hormones in vitro. Cancer
Res. 19, 505.
Evans, V . J . and Earle, W . R . (1947). T h e use o f perforated cellophane for the growth
of cells in tissue culture. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 8, 103.
Evans, V . J., Bryant, J. C , Fioramonti, M . C , M c Q u i l k i n , W . T . , Sanford, K . K .
and Earle, W . R . (1956a). Studies o f nutrient media for tissue cells in vitro.
I. A protein-free chemically defined medium for cultivation o f strain L cells.
Cancer Res. 16, 77.
Evans, V . J., Bryant, J. C , M c Q u i l k i n , W . T . , Fioramonti, M . C , Sanford, K . K . ,
Westfall, B. B. and Earle, W . R . (1956b). Studies on nutrient media for tissue
cells in vitro. II. A n improved protein-free chemically defined medium for longterm cultivation o f strain L-929 cells. Cancer Res. 16, 87.
Evans, V . J., Fioramonti, M . C , Sanford, K . K., Earle, W . R . and Westfall, B. B.
(1958). Studies o f nutrient media for tissue cells in vitro. I V . T h e effect o f amino
acid mixtures on the proliferation o f the long-term strain 2071 o f N C T C clone
929 o f strain L cells. Amer. J. Hyg. 66, 66.
Evans, V . J., Fioramonti, M . C . and Earle, W . R . (1959). Studies o f nutrient media
for tissue cells in vitro. V . T h e effect o f the coenzymes o f medium N C T C 109
C H A R I T Y W A Y M O U T H
in tissue culture, the production o f specific vitamin deficiencies, and their cure.
J. exp. Med. 102, 595.
Eagle, H . (1956). Relative growth-promoting activity in tissue culture o f co-factors
and parent vitamins. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., NT. 91, 358.
Eagle, H . (1959). A m i n o acid metabolism in mammalian cell cultures. Science 130, 432.
Eagle, H . (1960). Metabolic studies with normal and malignant human cells in culture.
Harvey Led. (1958-1959), 54, 156.
Eagle, H . and Piez, K . (1962). T h e population-dependent requirement by cultured
mammalian cells for metabolites which they can synthesize. J. exp. Med. 116, 29.
Eagle, H . , Barban, S., Levy, M . and Schulze, H . O . (1958a). T h e utilization of carbohydrates by human cell cultures. J. biol. Chem. 233, 551.
Eagle, H . , Freeman, A . E. and Levy, M . (1958b). T h e amino acid requirements o f
monkey kidney cells in first culture passage. J. exp. Med. 107, 643.
Eagle, H . , Agranoff, B. W . and Snell, E. E. (1960). T h e biosynthesis o f mesoinositol b y cultured mammalian cells, and the parabiotic growth o f inositoldependent and inositol-independent strains. J. biol. Chem. 235, 1891.
Earle, W . R . (1939). Use o f strip-shaped explants in tissue cultures. Arch. Path. 27,
88.
Earle, W . R . (1943). Production o f malignancy in vitro. I V . T h e mouse fibroblast
cultures and changes seen in the living cells. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 4, 165.
Earle, W . R . (1962). Recent developments in tissue culture. In " N e w Developments
in Tissue Culture" (J. W . Green, e d . ) , p . 1. Rutgers University Press.
Earle, W . R . and T h o m p s o n , J. W . (1930). T h e influence o f the size o f the explant
upon cultures o f chick fibroblasts in vitro. U.S.P.H. Reps. 45, 2672.
Earle, W . R . , Bryant, J. C . and Schilling, E. L. (1954). Certain factors limiting the
size o f the tissue culture and the development o f massive cultures. Ann. N. T.
Acad. Sci. 58, 1000.
Ehrensvard, G., Fischer, A . and Stjernholm, R . (1949) Protein metabolism o f tissue
cells in vitro: 7. T h e chemical nature o f some obligate factors o f tissue nutrition. Acta physiol. scand. 18, 218.
Elias, J. J. (1957). Cultivation o f adult mouse mammary gland in hormone-enriched
synthetic medium. Science 126, 842.
Elias, J. J. and Rivera, E. (1959). Comparison o f the responses o f normal, precancerous, and neoplastic mouse m a m m a r y tissues to hormones in vitro. Cancer
Res. 19, 505.
Evans, V . J . and Earle, W . R . (1947). T h e use o f perforated cellophane for the growth
of cells in tissue culture. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 8, 103.
Evans, V . J., Bryant, J. C , Fioramonti, M . C , M c Q u i l k i n , W . T . , Sanford, K . K .
and Earle, W . R . (1956a). Studies o f nutrient media for tissue cells in vitro.
I. A protein-free chemically defined medium for cultivation o f strain L cells.
Cancer Res. 16, 77.
Evans, V . J., Bryant, J. C , M c Q u i l k i n , W . T . , Fioramonti, M . C , Sanford, K . K . ,
Westfall, B. B. and Earle, W . R . (1956b). Studies on nutrient media for tissue
cells in vitro. II. A n improved protein-free chemically defined medium for longterm cultivation o f strain L-929 cells. Cancer Res. 16, 87.
Evans, V . J., Fioramonti, M . C , Sanford, K . K., Earle, W . R . and Westfall, B. B.
(1958). Studies o f nutrient media for tissue cells in vitro. I V . T h e effect o f amino
acid mixtures on the proliferation o f the long-term strain 2071 o f N C T C clone
929 o f strain L cells. Amer. J. Hyg. 66, 66.
Evans, V . J., Fioramonti, M . C . and Earle, W . R . (1959). Studies o f nutrient media
for tissue cells in vitro. V . T h e effect o f the coenzymes o f medium N C T C 109