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114 related items for PubMed ID: 8360262

  • 1. Apotransferrin stimulation of thyroid hormone dependent rat pituitary tumor cell growth in serum-free chemically defined medium: role of FE(III) chelation.
    Eby JE, Sato H, Sirbasku DA.
    J Cell Physiol; 1993 Sep; 156(3):588-600. PubMed ID: 8360262
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  • 2. Preparation of iron-deficient tissue culture medium by deferoxamine-sepharose treatment and application to the differential actions of apotransferrin and diferric transferrin.
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  • 3. Apotransferrins from several species promote thyroid hormone-dependent rat pituitary tumor cell growth in iron-restricted serum-free defined culture.
    Sato H, Eby JE, Pakala R, Sirbasku DA.
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  • 4. Thyroid hormone dependent pituitary tumor cell growth in serum-free chemically defined culture. A new regulatory role for apotransferrin.
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  • 5. Thyroid hormone and apotransferrin regulation of growth hormone secretion by GH1 rat pituitary tumor cells in iron restricted serum-free defined medium.
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    Sirbasku DA, Stewart BH, Pakala R, Eby JE, Sato H, Roscoe JM.
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