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W a y m o u t h , C. (1960b). Growth in Tissue Culture. In "Fundamental Aspects o f
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Weiss, L. (1959b). Studies on cellular adhesion in tissue culture. II. T h e adhesion o f
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Wessells, N . K . (1961a). A n analysis o f chick epidermal differentiation in situ and
in vitro in chemically defined media. Dev. Biol. 3, 355.
Wessells, N . K . (1961b). Thyroxine initiation o f epidermal differentiation as studied
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Wessells, N . K . (1962). Tissue interaction during skin histodifferentiation. Dev.
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Westfall, B. B., Peppers, E. V . and Earle, W . R . (1955). a-keto acids in tissue culture.
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Westfall, B. B., Peppers, E. V . and Earle, W . R . (1960). a-keto acids in tissue culture.
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Whitaker, J. M . and Umbreit, W . W . (1961). Relation o f biotin to inorganic phosphate: adenosine triphosphate exchange. J. Bad. 81, 505.
White, P. R . (1934). Potentially unlimited growth o f excised tomato root tips in a
liquid medium. Plant Physiol. 9, 585.
White, P. R . (1946). Cultivation o f animal tissues in vitro in nutrients o f precisely
known constitution. Growth 10, 231.
White, P. R . (1949). Prolonged survival o f excised animal tissues in vitro in nutrients
of known constitution. J. cell. comp. Physiol. 34, 221.
White, P. R . (1955). A n approach to chemically defined nutrients for strain L mouse
cells. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 16, 769.
Willmer, E. N . (1927). Studies on the influence o f the surrounding medium on the
activity o f cells in tissue culture. Brit. J. exp. Biol. 4, 280.
Willmer, E. N . (1958). "Tissue Culture," 3rd ed., Methuen, L o n d o n .
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Wilson, H . , Jackson, E. B. and Brues, A . M . (1942). T h e metabolism o f tissue cultures. I. Preliminary studies on chick embryo. J. gen. Physiol. 25, 689.
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Wolff, E., Haffen, K . and Dieterlen, F. (1960). Influence des etats nutritionnels sur
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C H A R I T Y W A Y M O U T H
W a y m o u t h , C . (1956). A serum-free nutrient solution sustaining rapid and continuous proliferation o f strain L (Earle) mouse cells. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 17, 315.
W a y m o u t h , C. (1959). R a p i d proliferation o f sublines o f N C T C clone 929 (strain L )
mouse cells in a simple chemically defined medium ( M B 752/1). J. nat. Cancer
Inst. 22, 1003.
W a y m o u t h , C . (1960a). Effects o f some metal salts on the rate and efficiency o f
growth o f cells o f N C T C clone 929 (strain L ) in synthetic media. Excerpta
Medica, Section I, 14, 352.
W a y m o u t h , C. (1960b). Growth in Tissue Culture. In "Fundamental Aspects o f
Normal and Malignant G r o w t h " ( W . W . Nowinski, ed.), Chap. 6, p . 546.
Elsevier, Amsterdam.
W e b b , M . and Biggers, J. D . (1961). Biosynthesis in chick cartilaginous long-bone
rudiments cultivated in vitro on chemically defined media. Biochim. biophys.
Acta 54, 249.
Weiss, L. (1959a). Studies on cellular adhesion in tissue culture. I. T h e effect o f
serum. Exp. Cell Res. 17, 499.
Weiss, L. (1959b). Studies on cellular adhesion in tissue culture. II. T h e adhesion o f
cells to gel surfaces. Exp. Cell Res. 17, 508.
Weiss, L. (1961). T h e measurement o f cell adhesion. Exp. Cell Res. Suppl. 8, 141.
Wessells, N . K . (1961a). A n analysis o f chick epidermal differentiation in situ and
in vitro in chemically defined media. Dev. Biol. 3, 355.
Wessells, N . K . (1961b). Thyroxine initiation o f epidermal differentiation as studied
in vitro in chemically defined medium. Exp. Cell Res. 24, 131.
Wessells, N . K . (1962). Tissue interaction during skin histodifferentiation. Dev.
Biol. 4, 87.
Westfall, B. B., Peppers, E. V . and Earle, W . R . (1955). a-keto acids in tissue culture.
I. T h e concentration o f pyruvic and a-ketoglutaric acids in the ultrafiltrates from
horse serum and chick-embryo extract. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 16, 337.
Westfall, B. B., Peppers, E. V . and Earle, W . R . (1960). a-keto acids in tissue culture.
II. Studies on the used medium. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 24, 417.
Whitaker, J. M . and Umbreit, W . W . (1961). Relation o f biotin to inorganic phosphate: adenosine triphosphate exchange. J. Bad. 81, 505.
White, P. R . (1934). Potentially unlimited growth o f excised tomato root tips in a
liquid medium. Plant Physiol. 9, 585.
White, P. R . (1946). Cultivation o f animal tissues in vitro in nutrients o f precisely
known constitution. Growth 10, 231.
White, P. R . (1949). Prolonged survival o f excised animal tissues in vitro in nutrients
of known constitution. J. cell. comp. Physiol. 34, 221.
White, P. R . (1955). A n approach to chemically defined nutrients for strain L mouse
cells. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 16, 769.
Willmer, E. N . (1927). Studies on the influence o f the surrounding medium on the
activity o f cells in tissue culture. Brit. J. exp. Biol. 4, 280.
Willmer, E. N . (1958). "Tissue Culture," 3rd ed., Methuen, L o n d o n .
Willmer, E. N . (1960). Tissues in culture and in the body. Symp. Soc. exp. Biol. 14, 28.
Wilson, H . , Jackson, E. B. and Brues, A . M . (1942). T h e metabolism o f tissue cultures. I. Preliminary studies on chick embryo. J. gen. Physiol. 25, 689.
Wolff, E., Haffen, K., Kieny M . and Wolff, E m . (1953). Essais de cultures in vitro
d'organes embryonnaires en milieux synthetiques. J. Embryol. exp. Morph. 1, 55.
Wolff, E., Haffen, K . and Dieterlen, F. (1960). Influence des etats nutritionnels sur
la differenciation et le fonctionnement des glands endocrines embryonnaires.
Ann. Nutr. Aliment. 14, 311.