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H O N O R
B .
F E L L
A N D
L . M .
R I N A L D I N I
Sacerdote de Lustig, E. (1944a). Modificaciones de la actividad y crecimiento del
tejido colageno cultivado in vitro en un m e d i o enriquecido con vitamina C .
Rev. Soc. argent. Biol. 20, 170.
Sacerdote de Lustig, E. (1944b). Gultivos in vitro de embrion de cobayos escorbuticos.
Rev. Soc. argent. Biol. 20, 603.
Sato, G., Fisher, H . W . and Puck, T . T . (1957). Molecular growth requirements o f
single mammalian cells. Science 126, 961.
Shaffer, B. M . (1956). T h e culture o f organs from the embryonic chick on celluloseacetate fabric. Exp. Cell Res. 11, 244.
Shapiro, H . (1948). T h e retarding action of vitamin C in physiological concentrations
on the rate o f cell division. Fed. Proc. 7, 112.
Shimazano, N . and M a n o , Y . (1961). Enzymatic studies on the metabolism o f uronic
and aldonic related to L-ascorbic acid in animal tissues. Ann. N T. Acad. Sci. 92, 9 1 .
Skanse, B. and Sundblad, L . (1943). Oxidation breakdown o f hyaluronic and chondroitin sulphuric acids. Acta physiol. scand. 6, 37.
Smith, F. (1946). Analogs o f ascorbic acid. In "Advances in Carbohydrate Chemistry"
( W . W . Pigman and M . L . Wolfram, eds.), V o l . 2, p p . 79-106. A c a d e m i c Press,
N e w York.
Sosa, J. M . (1952). Vitamin C microscopic demonstration and Golgi apparatus.
Exp. Cell Res. 3, 184.
Staudinger, H . , Kirsch, K . and Loenhauser, S. (1961). R o l e o f ascorbic acid in
microsomal electron transport and the possible relationship to hydroxylation
reactions. Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci. 92, 195.
Stetten, M . R . and T o p p e r , Y . J. (1953). Pathways from gluconic acid to glucose
in vivo. J. biol. Chem. 203, 653.
Swann, M . M . (1957). T h e control o f cell division: a review. I. General mechanisms.
Cancer Res. 17, 727.
Teruuchi, J. and Mochizuki, H . (1960). Metabolism o f dehydroascorbic acid in
human subjects. J. Vitaminol. (Osaka) 6, 162.
Thomas, L. (1956). Reversible collapse o f rabbit ears after intravenous papain, and
prevention o f recovery by hydrocortisone. J. exp. Med. 104, 245.
Thomas, L., McCluskey, R . T . , Potter, J. L. and Weissmann, G . (1960). Comparison
of the effects o f papain and vitamin A on cartilage. I. T h e effects in rabbits.
J. exp. Med. I l l , 705.
Tonzig, A . and Marre, E. (1961). Ascorbic acid as a growth hormone. In "Plant
Growth Regulation." Ames, I o w a State Univ. Press. Cited in Biol. Abstrs.
36, 65678.
Virtanen, A . I. (1949). O n the role o f t h e substances present in the seeds and arising
in them during germination in the growth o f plants. Experientia 5, 313.
Vogelaar, J. P. M . and Erlichman, E. (1937). Significance o f ascorbic acid (vitamin C)
for growth in vitro o f Crocker mouse sarcoma 180. Amer. J. Cancer 31, 283.
Volk, W . A . and Larsen, J. L. (1962). j8-keto-gulonic acid as an intermediate in the
bacterial metabolism o f ascorbic acid. J. biol. Chem. 237, 2454.
Vollmar, H . (1939). U b e r den Einfluss von Vitaminen auf Gewebekulturen von
Normal und Tumorgewebe. Arch. exp. Z
e
Hf
orsc
h'
23, 42.
W a y m o u t h , C . (1955). Simple nutrient solutions for animal cells. Tex. Rep. Biol. Med.
13, 522.
Weel, P. B. van (1948). Histophysiology o f the limb-bud o f t h e fowl during its early
development. J. Anat., Lond. 82, 59.
Weiss, P. and James, R . (1955). Skin metaplasia in vitro induced b y brief exposure to
vitamin A . Exp. Cell Res., Suppl. 3., 381.