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. 1970 Jun;24(2):283–289. doi: 10.1038/bjc.1970.32

Autoradiographic Analysis of the Cell Cycle of Five Solid Human Tumours In Vitro

Kiran Kucheria
PMCID: PMC2008584  PMID: 5451570

Abstract

Reports are available on the studies of the cell cycle of several normal cell populations and of neoplastic effusions in man and experimental animals in vitro and in vivo at various stages of the growth. In the present work the cell cycle of 5 solid human tumours in vitro and the duration of their various intermitotic phases were studied using H3 thymidine and autoradiography. All the cell lines studied showed a longer G2-period than other normal mammalian cells. No relationship between the duration of the cell cycle and the modal chromosome number or malignancy of the tumours was observed.

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