Animal cell technology
by Japanese Association for Animal Cell Technology. Meeting & European Society of Animal Cell Technology. General Meeting
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- 19th century
- Language: English
Fish cells can generally grow over a wide range of temperatures, and the culture temperature is correlated with the body temperature in the fish's natural habitat. One of the limitations of Ad vectors is the time-consuming procedure required for their construction. The collagens are a family of closely related but distinct extracellular matrix proteins that play a dominant role in maintaining the structural integrity of various tissues and organs (1).
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