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Mitogenic and inhibitory effects of carrier ampholytes on quiescent and stimulated human diploid lung fibroblasts.

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J F Gierthy, K A Ellem, J R Kongsvik. 1979-09-15. Mitogenic and inhibitory effects of carrier ampholytes on quiescent and stimulated human diploid lung fibroblasts.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0003-2697(79)90701-2

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