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Stimulation of DNA Synthesis in Cartilage of Modified Placental Lactogen and Anabolic Hormones

BREUER, 1969

Document ID
14076722264081500029
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BREUER C
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Endocrinology

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Several aspects of the assay involving incorporation of thymidine into DNA of cartilage from hypophysectomized rats were investigated. Injections of porcine or human growth hormones produced marked dose-dependent increases in incorporation in vitro of tritiated thymidine …
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