1984
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9258(17)39794-6
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Properties of chick embryo chondrocytes grown in serum-free medium.

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“…Under these circumstances, precise conditions for any particular cell type cannot easily be established. There are several reports on monolayer culture of chondrocytes in chemically defined media (Choi et al, 1980;Rifas et ai., 1982;Schwartz and Sugumaran, 1983;Jennings and Ham, 1983;Glaser and Conrad, 1984;Malemud and Papay, 1986). Such culture systems may be beneficial for detailed studies on chondrocyte dedifferentiation (for review, see Benya and Brown, 1986) but they will not easily allow direct insight into the mechanisms of terminal differentiation of cartilage cells.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under these circumstances, precise conditions for any particular cell type cannot easily be established. There are several reports on monolayer culture of chondrocytes in chemically defined media (Choi et al, 1980;Rifas et ai., 1982;Schwartz and Sugumaran, 1983;Jennings and Ham, 1983;Glaser and Conrad, 1984;Malemud and Papay, 1986). Such culture systems may be beneficial for detailed studies on chondrocyte dedifferentiation (for review, see Benya and Brown, 1986) but they will not easily allow direct insight into the mechanisms of terminal differentiation of cartilage cells.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%