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When fibroblasts from chick embryos were treated withRicinus lectin, the effects observed depended on the stage of development of the embryo from which the cells were prepared. Thus, in 16-day fibroblasts, which have a weak proliferative capacity, nucleic acid synthesis was less sensitive to the effect of this lectin than that in 8-day fibroblasts, whose proliferative capacity is high.
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Bernard, B., Berjonneau, C., Codogno, P. et al. Side effects ofRicinus lectin (RCA 120) on nucleic acid synthesis in chick embryo fibroblasts. Experientia 39, 184–185 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01958890
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