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Relationship between in vitro growth promotion and biophysical and biochemical properties of the serum supplement.

In vitro ·Vol. 18 ·No. 6 ·1982-06-00 ·Pages 576-84

Price PJ, Gregory EA

Abstract

The normal range of many chemical, physical, and biological (hormonal) properties of fetal bovine, calf, and newborn calf sera collected commercially are presented. We attempt to relate these properties to growth promotion in vitro. Whereas no definitive conclusions could be drawn from the data, high growth hormone levels, low endotoxin levels, and low levels of bilirubin seemed to have some association with good growth promotion if the levels of the other parameters were close to the mean. Large variations from the mean of any of the parameters seemed to affect the growth properties of the serum.

MeSH Terms
Animals Animals, Newborn Blood Blood Glucose/analysis Blood Proteins/analysis Blood Urea Nitrogen Cattle Cell Division Cells, Cultured Culture Media Endotoxins/metabolism Fetal Blood Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Ions
Chemicals
Blood Glucose Blood Proteins Culture Media Endotoxins Ions
Authors & Affiliations
2 authors, click to expand affiliations / ORCID
Price P J
Gregory E A
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Article Info
Journal
In vitro
Abbr.
In Vitro
ISSN
0073-5655
Published
1982-06-00
Pages
576-84
Language
English
Region
United States
NLM ID
0063733
Subset
IM
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