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Wallace C. and Clara A. Abbott Fund of the University of Chicago.
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Basis o f D e v e l o p m e n t " ( W . D . M c E l r o y and B. Glass, eds.), p . 318. Johns
Hopkins, Baltimore, Maryland.
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vitro. Canad. Cancer Conf. 4, 101.
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behaviour o f cells in tissue culture. Exp. Cell Res. 5, 111.
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after dissociation and reaggregation. Exp. Cell Res. 15, 384.
Berrill, N . J. (1945). Size and organization in the development o f ascidians. In
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Clarendon Press, Oxford.
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Chemical Basis o f D e v e l o p m e n t " ( W . D . M c E l r o y and B. Glass, eds.), p . 704.
Johns, Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Maryland.
Brandt, P. W . and Pappas, G . D . (1960). A n electron microscopic study o f pinocytosis
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Burnet, F. M . (1961). Immunological recognition o f self. Science 133, 307.
Cavanaugh, M . (1955a). Neuron development from trypsin-dissociated cells o f
differentiated spinal cord o f the chick embryo. Exp. Cell Res. 9, 42.
Cavanaugh, M . (1955b). Pulsation, migration and division in dissociated chick
embryo heart cells in vitro. J. exp. /
Curtis, A . S. G. (1962). Cell contact and adhesion. Biol. Rev. 37, 82.
Dabrowska-Piaskowska, K . (1959). Observations on the histoformative capacities o f
tumour cells dissociated b y digestion with trypsin. Exp. Cell Res. 16, 315.
Danielli, J. F. (1958). Surface chemistry and cell membranes. In "Surface Phenomena
in Chemistry and Biology" (J. F. Danielli, K . G . A . Pankhurst and A . C .
Riddiford, eds.). Pergamon Press, N e w York.
DeHaan, R . L. (1958). Cell migration and morphogenetic movements. In " S y m p o -
sium on the Chemical Basis o f Development", p . 339. Johns Hopkins Press,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Drew, H . (1923). Growth and differentiation in tissue cultures. Brit. J. exp. Path. 4, 46.
A . A . M O S C O N A
Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for Cancer Research; and the Dr.
Wallace C. and Clara A. Abbott Fund of the University of Chicago.
R E F E R E N C E S
Abercrombie, M . (1958). Exchanges between cells. In "Symposium on the Chemical
Basis o f D e v e l o p m e n t " ( W . D . M c E l r o y and B. Glass, eds.), p . 318. Johns
Hopkins, Baltimore, Maryland.
Abercrombie, M . (1961). Behavior o f normal and malignant connective tissue cells in
vitro. Canad. Cancer Conf. 4, 101.
Abercrombie, M . and Heaysman, J. E. M . (1953). Observations on the social
behaviour o f cells in tissue culture. Exp. Cell Res. 5, 111.
Abraham, M . (1960). Processus de reorganisation dans les agr^gats formes par les
cellules des gonades dissoci^es d'embryon de poulet. Arch. Anat. micr. Morph. exp.
49, 333.
Ambrose, E . J . and Jones, P. G. T . (1961). Surface-contact microscopy: studies o f cell
movements. Med. biol. Illustr. 11, 104.
Auerbach, R . (1961). Experimental analysis o f the origin o f cell types in the development o f the mouse thymus. Dev. Biol. 3, 336.
Auerbach, R . and Grobstein, G. (1958). Inductive interaction o f embryonic tissues
after dissociation and reaggregation. Exp. Cell Res. 15, 384.
Berrill, N . J. (1945). Size and organization in the development o f ascidians. In
"Essays o n Growth and F o r m " ( W . E. Le Gros Clark and P. B. Medawar, eds.).
Clarendon Press, Oxford.
Bonner, J. T . (1952). T h e pattern o f differentiation in a m o e b o i d slime molds. Amer.
Nat. 86, 79.
Borghese, E. (1950). T h e development in vitro o f t h e submandibular and sublingual
glands o f Mus musculus. J. Anat., Lond. 8 4 , 287.
Borghese, E. (1958). Organ differentiation in culture. In "Symposium on the
Chemical Basis o f D e v e l o p m e n t " ( W . D . M c E l r o y and B. Glass, eds.), p . 704.
Johns, Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Maryland.
Brandt, P. W . and Pappas, G . D . (1960). A n electron microscopic study o f pinocytosis
in ameba. J. biophys. biochem. Cytol. 8, 675.
Burnet, F. M . (1961). Immunological recognition o f self. Science 133, 307.
Cavanaugh, M . (1955a). Neuron development from trypsin-dissociated cells o f
differentiated spinal cord o f the chick embryo. Exp. Cell Res. 9, 42.
Cavanaugh, M . (1955b). Pulsation, migration and division in dissociated chick
embryo heart cells in vitro. J. exp. /
Curtis, A . S. G. (1962). Cell contact and adhesion. Biol. Rev. 37, 82.
Dabrowska-Piaskowska, K . (1959). Observations on the histoformative capacities o f
tumour cells dissociated b y digestion with trypsin. Exp. Cell Res. 16, 315.
Danielli, J. F. (1958). Surface chemistry and cell membranes. In "Surface Phenomena
in Chemistry and Biology" (J. F. Danielli, K . G . A . Pankhurst and A . C .
Riddiford, eds.). Pergamon Press, N e w York.
DeHaan, R . L. (1958). Cell migration and morphogenetic movements. In " S y m p o -
sium on the Chemical Basis o f Development", p . 339. Johns Hopkins Press,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Drew, H . (1923). Growth and differentiation in tissue cultures. Brit. J. exp. Path. 4, 46.