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E . N. W I L L M E R
Evans, V . J., Bryant J . C., Fioramonti, M . C , McQuilkin, W . T., Sanford, K . K . and
Earle, W . R . (1956). Studies of nutrient media for tissue cells in vitro. 1. A protein-free
chemically denned medium for cultivation o f strain-L cells. Cancer Res. 16, 77.
Fell, H . B. and Robison, R . (1929). T h e growth development and phosphatase activity
of embryonic avian femora and limb-buds cultivated in vitro. Biochem. J. 23, 767.
Fermi, C. (1910). Sur les moyens de defense de l'estomac de l'intestin, du pancreas
et en g£n£ral de la cellule et de Palbumine vivante vers les enzymes proteolytiques. £bl. Bakt. 56, 55.
Fischer, A . (1922). Cultures o f organised tissues. J. exp. Med. 36, 393.
Fischer, A . (1948). Amino-acid metabolism of tissue cells in vitro. Biochem. J. 43, 491.
Gey, G . O . (1933). A n improved technique for massive tissue culture. Amer. J. Cancer
17, 752.
Gey, G. O . and Gey, M . K . (1936). T h e maintenance o f human normal cells and
tumour cells in continuous culture. Amer. J. Cancer 27, 45.
Harrison, R . G. (1907). Observations on the living developing nerve fibre. Proc. Soc.
exp. Biol., N.Y. 4, 140.
Herbst, C. (1900). U b e r das anseinandergehen von furchungs- und Gewebezellen in
Kalkfreiem medium. Arch. EntwMech. Organ. 9, 424.
Jacoby, F., Medawar, P. B. and Willmer, E. N . (1941). T h e toxicity o f sulphonamide
drugs to cells in vitro. Brit. med. J. 2, 149.
Levaditi, C. (1913). Virus de la poliomyeUite et culture des cellules in vitro. C.R. Soc.
Biol., Paris 75, 202.
Lewis, M . R . (1934). Reversible solation of the mitotic spindle o f living chick
embryo cells studied in vitro. Arch. exp. £ellforsch. 16, 159.
Lewis, M . R . and Lewis, W . H . (1911). T h e growth of embryonic chick tissues in
artificial media, agar and bouillon. Johns Hopk. Hosp. Bull. 22, 126.
Lewis, M . R . and L e w i s , W . H . (1914). Mitochondria in tissue cultures. Science, JV.S.39,330.
Lewis, W . H . and Lewis, M . R . (1924). Behaviour o f cells in tissue cultures. In
"General Cytology". (E. V . Cowdry, ed.). University of Chicago Press.
L o e b , L. (1897). " U b e r die Entstehung von Bindegewebe, Leucocyten und roten
Blutkorperchen aus Epithel und iiber eine Methode, isolierte Gewebsteile zu
zuchten." M . Stern and C o . , Chicago.
M a x i m o w , A . (1925). Tissue cultures o f young mammalian embryos. Contr. Embryol.
Carneg. Instn. 16, 47.
McQuilkin, W . T., Evans, V . J . and Earle, W . R . (1957). T h e adaptation of additional lines o f N C T G Clone 929 (strain L ) cells to chemically defined proteinfree medium N C T C 109. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 19, 885.
Medawar, P. B. (1941). Sheets o f pure epithelium from human skin. Nature, Lond.
148, 783.
Morgan, J. F., Morton, H . J. and Parker, R . C. (1950). Nutrition o f animal cells in
tissue culture. 1 Initial studies on a synthetic medium. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., N Y. 73, 1.
Moscona, A . (1952). Cell suspensions from organ rudiments o f the early chick
embryo. Exp. Cell Res. 3, 535.
Moscona, H . and Moscona, A . (1952). T h e dissociation and aggregation of cells from
organ rudiments o f the early chick embryo. J. Anat. 86, 287.
Owens, O . von H . , Gey, M . K . and Gey, G. O . (1954). Growth o f cells in agitated
fluid medium. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 58, 1039.
Pomerat, G. M . (1961). Cinematography, indispensable tool for cytology. Int. Rev.
Cytol. 11, 307.
Rienhoff, W . F. (1922). Development and growth o f the metanephros or permanent
kidney in chick embryos. Johns Hopk. Hosp. Bull. 33, 392.
E . N. W I L L M E R
Evans, V . J., Bryant J . C., Fioramonti, M . C , McQuilkin, W . T., Sanford, K . K . and
Earle, W . R . (1956). Studies of nutrient media for tissue cells in vitro. 1. A protein-free
chemically denned medium for cultivation o f strain-L cells. Cancer Res. 16, 77.
Fell, H . B. and Robison, R . (1929). T h e growth development and phosphatase activity
of embryonic avian femora and limb-buds cultivated in vitro. Biochem. J. 23, 767.
Fermi, C. (1910). Sur les moyens de defense de l'estomac de l'intestin, du pancreas
et en g£n£ral de la cellule et de Palbumine vivante vers les enzymes proteolytiques. £bl. Bakt. 56, 55.
Fischer, A . (1922). Cultures o f organised tissues. J. exp. Med. 36, 393.
Fischer, A . (1948). Amino-acid metabolism of tissue cells in vitro. Biochem. J. 43, 491.
Gey, G . O . (1933). A n improved technique for massive tissue culture. Amer. J. Cancer
17, 752.
Gey, G. O . and Gey, M . K . (1936). T h e maintenance o f human normal cells and
tumour cells in continuous culture. Amer. J. Cancer 27, 45.
Harrison, R . G. (1907). Observations on the living developing nerve fibre. Proc. Soc.
exp. Biol., N.Y. 4, 140.
Herbst, C. (1900). U b e r das anseinandergehen von furchungs- und Gewebezellen in
Kalkfreiem medium. Arch. EntwMech. Organ. 9, 424.
Jacoby, F., Medawar, P. B. and Willmer, E. N . (1941). T h e toxicity o f sulphonamide
drugs to cells in vitro. Brit. med. J. 2, 149.
Levaditi, C. (1913). Virus de la poliomyeUite et culture des cellules in vitro. C.R. Soc.
Biol., Paris 75, 202.
Lewis, M . R . (1934). Reversible solation of the mitotic spindle o f living chick
embryo cells studied in vitro. Arch. exp. £ellforsch. 16, 159.
Lewis, M . R . and Lewis, W . H . (1911). T h e growth of embryonic chick tissues in
artificial media, agar and bouillon. Johns Hopk. Hosp. Bull. 22, 126.
Lewis, M . R . and L e w i s , W . H . (1914). Mitochondria in tissue cultures. Science, JV.S.39,330.
Lewis, W . H . and Lewis, M . R . (1924). Behaviour o f cells in tissue cultures. In
"General Cytology". (E. V . Cowdry, ed.). University of Chicago Press.
L o e b , L. (1897). " U b e r die Entstehung von Bindegewebe, Leucocyten und roten
Blutkorperchen aus Epithel und iiber eine Methode, isolierte Gewebsteile zu
zuchten." M . Stern and C o . , Chicago.
M a x i m o w , A . (1925). Tissue cultures o f young mammalian embryos. Contr. Embryol.
Carneg. Instn. 16, 47.
McQuilkin, W . T., Evans, V . J . and Earle, W . R . (1957). T h e adaptation of additional lines o f N C T G Clone 929 (strain L ) cells to chemically defined proteinfree medium N C T C 109. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 19, 885.
Medawar, P. B. (1941). Sheets o f pure epithelium from human skin. Nature, Lond.
148, 783.
Morgan, J. F., Morton, H . J. and Parker, R . C. (1950). Nutrition o f animal cells in
tissue culture. 1 Initial studies on a synthetic medium. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., N Y. 73, 1.
Moscona, A . (1952). Cell suspensions from organ rudiments o f the early chick
embryo. Exp. Cell Res. 3, 535.
Moscona, H . and Moscona, A . (1952). T h e dissociation and aggregation of cells from
organ rudiments o f the early chick embryo. J. Anat. 86, 287.
Owens, O . von H . , Gey, M . K . and Gey, G. O . (1954). Growth o f cells in agitated
fluid medium. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 58, 1039.
Pomerat, G. M . (1961). Cinematography, indispensable tool for cytology. Int. Rev.
Cytol. 11, 307.
Rienhoff, W . F. (1922). Development and growth o f the metanephros or permanent
kidney in chick embryos. Johns Hopk. Hosp. Bull. 33, 392.