Titlebook: Cell Impairment in Aging and Development; Vincent J. Cristofalo,Emma Hole?ková Book 1975 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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,Do Hyperplastoid Cell Lines “Differentiate Themselves to Death”?,the case of human diploid somatic cells, it is probable that some thousands of such clones have been followed in many different laboratories and to the best of our knowledge, all of them eventually stop growing, unless they are induced to undergo malignant transformation. Curiously, much less is kno

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,On the Ageing of Intermitotic Cells — Investigations on Enterocytes and Hepatocytes,ofuscin, mitochondria, lysosomes, molecular arrangements between DNA and histones, contents of RNA and pattern of enzymes. But it is questionable up to now: Is there an ageing process of intermitotic cells too? At first we have to distinguish between ageing processes starting in single cells and suc

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Springer Series in Optical Sciencesent cell types and the effects of ageing on disease processes. Perhaps the most obvious omission is that of a session primarily concerned with the molecular basis of ageing. It seems to me that the time has come for us to change the title of our group, to the ECBO Study Group on cell and molecular m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b100384the case of human diploid somatic cells, it is probable that some thousands of such clones have been followed in many different laboratories and to the best of our knowledge, all of them eventually stop growing, unless they are induced to undergo malignant transformation. Curiously, much less is kno

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Anna Francesca Pattaro,Francesco Schiavoneofuscin, mitochondria, lysosomes, molecular arrangements between DNA and histones, contents of RNA and pattern of enzymes. But it is questionable up to now: Is there an ageing process of intermitotic cells too? At first we have to distinguish between ageing processes starting in single cells and suc

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,Cell Ageing: Chairman’s Introduction,s which led to the formation of the group took place here at an earlier meeting organised by Dr. Hole?kova in 1969. This was followed by a meeting in Norwich (U.K.) in 1972. A comparison of the programme of today’s meeting with those of the two earlier meetings is instructive in that it gives a guid