Titlebook: Aging in Cell and Tissue Culture; Proceedings of a sym Emma Hole?ková,Vincent J. Cristofalo (Associate Me Conference proceedings 1970 Plenu

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RNA and DNA Metabolism in Aging Cultured Cells,itro has been studied by Hay flick and Moorhead [1] and by Hayflick [2]. However, biochemical and cytophysiological characterization of young and old diploid cells, as compared to cells that can be cultivated indefinitely, has been limited to only a few studies.

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Wie behandelt man Kranke und vor allem, wo?,The human diploid cell lines presently available provide a unique system for studying human tissue at the cellular level. In addition, the limited capacity for doubling displayed by these cells has been interpreted as senescence at a cellular level. Hence, human diploid cells present an interesting system for the study of aging in vitro.

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Opening Remarks,At the annual meeting of the European Tissue Culture Society in Davos in 1967, Professor Gaillard proposed that symposia on topics that are ripe for discussion should be included in the regular program of the meetings.

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Lipid Metabolism in Human Diploid Cells,The human diploid cell lines presently available provide a unique system for studying human tissue at the cellular level. In addition, the limited capacity for doubling displayed by these cells has been interpreted as senescence at a cellular level. Hence, human diploid cells present an interesting system for the study of aging in vitro.

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Cell Death in Tissue Culture,Using time-lapse microcinemaphotography, the changes accompanying the degeneration and death of cultures of free phagocytizing cells (granulocytes and marcophages) from embryonic chick spleen and brain were studied.