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Sara, M., Liaci, L. and Melone, N. (1966b ) Mixed cell aggregation between sponges and the Anthozoon,
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Methods for Setting Up Primary Cultures Specific to Animal Groups
References
Curtis A.S.G. (1962) Pattern and mechanism in the reaggregation of sponges. Nature 196,245-248.
Humphrey, T., Humphrey, S. and Moscona A.A. (1960) A procedure for obtaining completely dissociated sponge cells. BioI. Bull. 119,294 (Abstract).
Imsiecke, G., Steffen, R., Custodio, M. Borojevic, R. and Muller, W.E.G. (1995) Formation of spicules
by sclerocytes from the freshwater sponge Ephydatia mulleri in short term cultures in vitro.
In Vitro Cell. Dev. BioI. 31A, 528-535.
Klautau, M., Borojevic, R. and Custodio, M.R. (1993) Cell cultures of sponges Clathrina and Polymastia. In Vitro Cell. Dev. BioI. 29A, 97-99.
Pomponi, S.A., Willoughby, R., Kaighn, M.E. and Wright, A.E. (1997) Development of techniques for
in vitro production of bioactive natural products from marine sponges. In: Maramorosch, K.
and Mitsuhashi, J. (eds) Invertebrate Cell Culture: Novel Directions and Biotechnology Applications. Science Publishers, Enfield, pp 231-237.
Rasmont, R. (1961) Une technique de culture des eponge d'eau douce en milieu controle. Ann. Soc.
R. Zool. Belg. 91,147-155.
Rinckevich, B., Blisko, R. and Iian, M. (1998) Further steps in the initiation of cell cultures from
embryos and adult sponge colonies. In Vitro Cell. Dev. BioI. 34A, 753-756.
Sara, M., Liaci, L. and Melone, N. (1966a) Bispecific cell aggregation in sponges. Nature 210, 11671168.
Sara, M., Liaci, L. and Melone, N. (1966b ) Mixed cell aggregation between sponges and the Anthozoon,
Anemonia sulcata. Nature 210, 1168-1169.
Wilson, H.Y. (1907) On some phenomena coalescence and regeneration in sponges. J. Exp. Zool. 5,
245-258.
Wilson, H.V. (1910) Development of sponges from dissociated tissue cells (document no. 750). Bull.
Bureau Fish. US 30, 1-30.