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The role of membrane-membrane interactions in the regulation of endothelial cell growth.

Heimark et al., 1985

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2762862749138976822
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Heimark R
Schwartz S
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Journal of Cell Biology

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ABSTRACT A cell surface preparation from confluent endothelial cells can inhibit DNA synthesis of actively growing endothelial cells. The decrease in the rate of [3H] thymidine incorporation is concentration dependent and levels off at 47% of the control. The …
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