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Bacteria as cell surface markers on normal and malignant mammalian cells

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Bakterien haften an der Oberfläche kultivierter Säugetierzellen in charakteristischer Weise. An Krebszellen haften sie nicht nur am Vorderteil, sondern auch an der Zelloberfläche und in Kernnähe.

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  1. Department of Zoology, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, W.2., Scotland

    P. S. Meadows

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I thank the Royal Society for some of the equipment used in this research, the Nuffield Foundation for the award of a fellowship, and Prof.I. M. Goodbody for facilities in the Department of Zoology, University of the West Indies, Jamaica, while on sabbatical leave of absence from the University of Glasgow. I am also indebted toJ. B. Cowey, A. S. G. Curtis andD. R. Newth, of Glasgow University for their criticisms and advice, and to Miss E. Cray for assistance in the experiments.

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Meadows, P.S. Bacteria as cell surface markers on normal and malignant mammalian cells. Experientia 27, 1321–1322 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02136714

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