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DOI: 10.2307/843497
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Rhythmus: Eine Begriffsbestimmung

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“…This would not be surprising, in view of the experimental origin of the teratoma from a 6-day postimplantation embryo (7). Moreover, the tumor stem cells have been found to resemble certain undifferentiated cells of the early postimplantation stage, rather than preimplantation-stage cells, in their ultrastructure (19) and alkaline phosphatase content (20); their soluble protein profiles also differ from those of morula cells (5).…”
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“…This would not be surprising, in view of the experimental origin of the teratoma from a 6-day postimplantation embryo (7). Moreover, the tumor stem cells have been found to resemble certain undifferentiated cells of the early postimplantation stage, rather than preimplantation-stage cells, in their ultrastructure (19) and alkaline phosphatase content (20); their soluble protein profiles also differ from those of morula cells (5).…”
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“…The OTT 6050 teratoma was experimentally produced by Stevens in 1967 (7), by grafting a 6-day chromosomally male (X/Y) embryo (8) of the 129/Sv slJ C P inbred strain (to be referred to as 129) under the testis capsule. The embryo became disorganized and formed a teratoma which, after intraperitoneal injection into another recipient, was converted to a modified ascites form.…”
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“…Some teratomas have been experimentally converted to a modified ascites form, termed "embryoid bodies" (3). Smallsize embryoid bodies have the advantage over the solid tumors that the location of their embryonal carcinoma cells is known: the latter comprise a "core" (Fig.…”
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