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applied electric currents. J. cell. comp. Physiol. 27, 139.
Mayer, E. (1933). Formbildung und Wachstum v o n geziichteten Zellverbander
("Reinkulturen"). Roux Arch. EntwMech. Organ. 130, 382.
Moscona, A . and M o s c o n a , H . (1952). T h e dissociation and agregation o f cells from
organ rudiments o f the early chick embryo. J. Anat., Lond. 86, 287.
Nakai, J. (1956). Dissociated dorsal root ganglia in tissue culture. Amer. J. Anat. 99, 81.
Nakai, J. (1960). Studies on the mechanism determining the course o f nerve fibers
in tissue culture. II. T h e mechanism o f fasciculation. Z- Z
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W
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Nakai, J. and Kawasaki, Y . (1959). Studies on the mechanism determining the
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various obstructions. Z- Z
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orscn
51, 108.
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their interactions with fibroblasts. Exp. Cell Res. 30, 125.
Olivo, O . M . (1927). Migrazione di elementi nervosi coltivati in vitro. Arch. exp.
Zellforsch. 4, 43.
Olivo, O . M . (1928). Differenziazione e sdifferenziazione del tessuto nervoso
embrionale di polio coltivato per piu settimane "in vitro". Arch. exp. Z
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h5,
46.
Patlak, C. S. (1953a). R a n d o m walk with persistence and external bias. Bull. math.
Biophys. 15, 311.
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organisms. Bull. math. Biophys. 15, 431.
Peterfi, T . and Williams, S. C. (1934). Elektrische Reizversuche an gezuchteten
Gewebezellen. II. Versuche an verschiedenen Gewebekulturen. Arch. exp.
Zellforsch. 16, 230.
R i c h , A . R . , Wintrobe, M . M . and Lewis, M . R . (1939). T h e differentiation o f myeloblasts from lymphoblasts by their manner o f locomotion. A motion picture study
of the cells o f normal bone marrow and lymph nodes, and o f leukemic blood.
Johns Hopk. Hosp. Bull. 65, 291.
R i o c h , D . (1923). T h e morphology and behavior o f the migratory cells in tissue
cultures o f the chick's spleen. Anat. Rec. 25, 41.
Santesson, L. (1935). Characteristics o f epithelial mouse tumour cells in vitro and
tumour structures in vivo. Acta path, microbiol. scand., Suppl. 24, 1.
Shaffer, B. M . (1957). Aspects o f aggregation in cellular slime moulds. I. Orientation
and chemotaxis. Amer. Nat. 91, 19.
Shaffer, B. M . (1962). T h e Acrasina. Advances in Morphogenesis 2, 109.
Sharp, J. A . and Burwell, R . G . (1960). Interaction ("peripolesis") o f macrophages
and lymphocytes after skin homografting or challenge with soluble antigens.
Nature, Lond. 188, 474.
Simms, H . S. and Stillman, N . P. (1937). Substances affecting adult tissues in vitro.
I. T h e stimulating action o f trypsin on fresh adult tissue. J. gen. Physiol. 20, 603.
Stefanelli, A . (1960). II problema dell' orientamento delle fibre nervose "in vitro"
studiato in colture disgregate di midollo spinale embrionale di Gallus e Coturnix.
Acta Embryol. Morph. exp. 3, 159.
Temin, H . M . and Rubin, H . (1958). Characteristics o f an assay for R o u s sarcoma
virus and R o u s sarcoma cells in tissue culture. Virology 6, 669.
Townes, P. L. and Holtfreter, J. (1953). Directed movements and selective adhesion
of embryonic amphibian cells. J. exp. Z°°I' 128, 53.
Trevan, D . J. and Roberts, D . C. (1960). Sheet formation by cells o f an ascites
tumour in vitro. Brit. J. Cancer 14, 724.
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