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Transformation of properties of an established cell line by SV40 and polyoma virus

Todaro et al., 1964

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5434322861019207793
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Todaro G
Green H
Goldberg B
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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The ability of polyoma virus'l and SV407-12 to alter permanently the properties of cultured fibroblasts has already been described in a variety ofsystems. We have developed an established cell line-3T313 possessing properties particularly well-suited to the in vitro …
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