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C L I F F O R D
G R O B S T E I N
Hilfer, S. R . (1962). T h e stability o f embryonic chick thyroid cells in vitro as j u d g e d by
morphological and physiological criteria. Dev. Biol. 4, 1.
Hillis, W . D . and Bang, F. B. (1962). T h e cultivation o f human embryonic liver cellsExp. Cell Res. 26, 9.
Holtzer, H . , A b b o t t , J., Lash, J. and Holtzer, S. (1960). T h e loss o f phenotypic traits
by differentiated cells in vitro. I. Dedifferentiation o f cartilage cells. Proc. nat.
Acad. Sci., Wash. 46, 1533.
Hommes, F. A . , V a n Leeuwen, G. and Zilliken, F. (1962). Induction o f cell
differentiation. II. T h e isolation o f a chondrogenic factor from embryonic chick
spinal cords and notochords. Biochim. biophys. Acta 56, 320.
K o c h , W . E. (1961). Transmission o f radioactive materials during induction in vitro.
Amer. ZooL 1, 456.
Konigsberg, I. R . (1960). T h e differentiation o f cross-striated myofibrils in short
term cell culture. Exp. Cell Res. 21, 414.
Konigsberg, I. R . (1961). Some aspects o f myogenesis in vitro. Circulation 24, 447.
Lasfargues, E. Y . (1957). Cultivation and behavior in vitro o f t h e normal mammary
epithelium o f the adult mouse. II. Observations on the secretory activity. Exp.
Cell Res. 13, 553.
Lasfargues, E. Y . and Murray, M . R . (1959). Hormonal influence on the differentiation and growth o f embryonic mouse mammary glands in organ culture. Dev.
Biol. 1, 413.
Lash, J. W . , Holtzer, H . and Whitehouse, M . W . (1960). In vitro studies on chondrogenesis: T h e uptake o f radioactive sulphate during cartilage induction. Dev.
Biol. 2, 76.
Lash, J. W . , Holtzer, S. and Holtzer, H . (1957). A n experimental analysis o f the
development o f t h e spinal column. V I . Aspects o f cartilage induction. Exp. Cell
Res. 13, 292.
Lash, J. W . , Hommes, F. A . and Zilliken, F. (1962). Induction o f cell differentiation.
I. T h e in vitro induction o f vertebral cartilage with a low-molecular weight
tissue component. Biochim. biophys. Acta 56, 313.
Lasnitzki, I. (1961). Effect o f excess vitamin A on the normal and oestrone-treated
mouse vagina grown in chemically defined medium. Exp. Cell Res. 24, 37.
Lucy, J. A . and Rinaldini, L. M . (1959). T h e amino acid metabolism o f differentiating skeletal myoblasts in vitro. Exp. Cell Res. 17, 385.
McLoughlin, C. B. (1961a). T h e importance of mesenchymal factors in the differentiation o f chick epidermis. I. T h e differentiation in culture o f the isolated epidermis
of the embryonic chick and its response to excess vitamin A . J. Embryol. exp.
Morph. 9, 370.
McLoughlin, C. B. (1961b). T h e importance o f mesenchymal factors in the differentiation o f chick epidermis. II. Modification o f epidermal differentiation by
contact with different types o f mesenchyme. J. Embryol. exp. Morph. 9, 385.
Moscona, A . (1956). Development o f heterotypic combinations o f dissociated
embryonic chick cells. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., N.T. 92, 410.
Moscona, A . (1957). Formation o f lentoids by dissociated retinal cells o f t h e chick
embryo. Science 125, 598.
Moscona, A . (1960). Patterns and mechanisms o f tissue reconstruction from dissociated cells. In "Developing Cell Systems and Their Control", p . 45. Ronald
Press, N e w York.
Moser, H . (1960). M o d e r n approaches to the study o f mammalian cells in culture.
Experientia 16/9, 385.
C L I F F O R D
G R O B S T E I N
Hilfer, S. R . (1962). T h e stability o f embryonic chick thyroid cells in vitro as j u d g e d by
morphological and physiological criteria. Dev. Biol. 4, 1.
Hillis, W . D . and Bang, F. B. (1962). T h e cultivation o f human embryonic liver cellsExp. Cell Res. 26, 9.
Holtzer, H . , A b b o t t , J., Lash, J. and Holtzer, S. (1960). T h e loss o f phenotypic traits
by differentiated cells in vitro. I. Dedifferentiation o f cartilage cells. Proc. nat.
Acad. Sci., Wash. 46, 1533.
Hommes, F. A . , V a n Leeuwen, G. and Zilliken, F. (1962). Induction o f cell
differentiation. II. T h e isolation o f a chondrogenic factor from embryonic chick
spinal cords and notochords. Biochim. biophys. Acta 56, 320.
K o c h , W . E. (1961). Transmission o f radioactive materials during induction in vitro.
Amer. ZooL 1, 456.
Konigsberg, I. R . (1960). T h e differentiation o f cross-striated myofibrils in short
term cell culture. Exp. Cell Res. 21, 414.
Konigsberg, I. R . (1961). Some aspects o f myogenesis in vitro. Circulation 24, 447.
Lasfargues, E. Y . (1957). Cultivation and behavior in vitro o f t h e normal mammary
epithelium o f the adult mouse. II. Observations on the secretory activity. Exp.
Cell Res. 13, 553.
Lasfargues, E. Y . and Murray, M . R . (1959). Hormonal influence on the differentiation and growth o f embryonic mouse mammary glands in organ culture. Dev.
Biol. 1, 413.
Lash, J. W . , Holtzer, H . and Whitehouse, M . W . (1960). In vitro studies on chondrogenesis: T h e uptake o f radioactive sulphate during cartilage induction. Dev.
Biol. 2, 76.
Lash, J. W . , Holtzer, S. and Holtzer, H . (1957). A n experimental analysis o f the
development o f t h e spinal column. V I . Aspects o f cartilage induction. Exp. Cell
Res. 13, 292.
Lash, J. W . , Hommes, F. A . and Zilliken, F. (1962). Induction o f cell differentiation.
I. T h e in vitro induction o f vertebral cartilage with a low-molecular weight
tissue component. Biochim. biophys. Acta 56, 313.
Lasnitzki, I. (1961). Effect o f excess vitamin A on the normal and oestrone-treated
mouse vagina grown in chemically defined medium. Exp. Cell Res. 24, 37.
Lucy, J. A . and Rinaldini, L. M . (1959). T h e amino acid metabolism o f differentiating skeletal myoblasts in vitro. Exp. Cell Res. 17, 385.
McLoughlin, C. B. (1961a). T h e importance of mesenchymal factors in the differentiation o f chick epidermis. I. T h e differentiation in culture o f the isolated epidermis
of the embryonic chick and its response to excess vitamin A . J. Embryol. exp.
Morph. 9, 370.
McLoughlin, C. B. (1961b). T h e importance o f mesenchymal factors in the differentiation o f chick epidermis. II. Modification o f epidermal differentiation by
contact with different types o f mesenchyme. J. Embryol. exp. Morph. 9, 385.
Moscona, A . (1956). Development o f heterotypic combinations o f dissociated
embryonic chick cells. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., N.T. 92, 410.
Moscona, A . (1957). Formation o f lentoids by dissociated retinal cells o f t h e chick
embryo. Science 125, 598.
Moscona, A . (1960). Patterns and mechanisms o f tissue reconstruction from dissociated cells. In "Developing Cell Systems and Their Control", p . 45. Ronald
Press, N e w York.
Moser, H . (1960). M o d e r n approaches to the study o f mammalian cells in culture.
Experientia 16/9, 385.