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Biochemical aspects of a whey fraction capable of promoting hybridoma proliferation. Comparison with fetal calf serum
Composants biochimiques du lactosérum pouvant induire la prolifération cellulaire d'hybridomes

A.F. Derouiche, C. Legrand, J.M. Bour, J. Capiaumont, M.A. Gelot, B. Dousset, F. Belleville, P. Nabet, G. Linden

Lait, 70 4 (1990) 313-324

Accepted: 1990-06-08

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/lait:1990424

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