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Front Cover; Advances in Cell Culture; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME 4; PREFACE; DREAMS OF CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY IN TISSUE CULTURE: GEORGE GEY S BEQUEST; CONTENTS OF PREVIOUS VOLUMES; CHAPTER 1. HUMAN MYOPATHIES IN MUSCLE CULTURE: MORPHOLOGICAL, CYTOCHEMICAL, AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES; I. INTRODUCTION; II. HEREDITARY DISEASES OF MUSCLE; III. ACQUIRED DISEASES OF MUSCLE; IV. EXPERIMENTAL VIRAL MYOPATHIES; V. CONCLUSION; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 2. THE BIOLOGY OF HUMAN COLON TUMOR CELLS IN CULTURE; I. INTRODUCTION.
Ii. biological properties of human tumor cell linesiii. biological properties of cell lines ls174t and ls180; iv. antigenic analysis of ls174t and ls180 cells; v. summary and conclusions; acknowledgments; references; chapter 3. cell shape and growth control; i. introduction; ii. methods of cell shape analysis; iii. shape changes in models for epithelial transformation; iv. conclusions; references; chapter 4. hybridoma technology; i. introduction; ii. utilization; iii. immunization; iv. fusion; v. cloning; vi. freezing and reconstitution; vii. production of antibody.
Viii. characterization of immunoglobulin classesix. monoclonality, epitope screening, and affinity; x. screening assays; xi. storage of antibodies; xii. human monoclonal antibody production; xiii. laboratory setup; references; chapter 5. morphogenesis of mitochondria during spermiogenesis in drosophila organ culture; i. introduction; ii. historical outline; iii. mitochondrial morphogenesis during spermiogenesis of drosophila invitro; iv. regulation of morphogenesis and function of nebenkern derivatives; acknowledgment; references.
CHAPTER 6. EFFECTS OF MYCOTOXINS ON INVERTEBRATE CELLS IN VITROI. INTRODUCTION; II. Toxic ACTIONS OF FUNGUS CULTURE FILTRATES; III. ACTION OF SUBSTANCES EXTRACTED WITH CHLOROFORM FROM CULTURE FILTRATES OF FUNGI OR HEMOLYMPH OF INFECTEDINSECTS; IV. DESTRUXIN ACTION; V. CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 7. MICROCARRIERS IN CELL CULTURE: STRUCTURE AND APPLICATIONS; I. INTRODUCTION; II. ADVANTAGES OF THE MICROCARRIER CULTURING SYSTEMS; III. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MICROCARRIERS; IV. COMMERCIAL MICROCARRIERS; V. NONCOMMERCIAL MICROCARRIERS; VI. IMPORTANT PARAMETERS IN THE MICROCARRIER COMPOSITION.
Vii. applications of microcarrier culturesviii. concluding remarks; acknowledgment; references; chapter 8. the establishment of cell lines from human solid tumors; i. introduction; ii. establishment of cell lines; iii. chemotherapeutic screens; iv. summary and future perspectives; acknowledgments; references; index.