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mitogen
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mitogen [′mīd·ə‚jen]
(cell and molecular biology)
A compound that stimulates cells to undergo mitosis.


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He covers the components and foundations of signaling, quantitative aspects of enzymes and receptors, modules and motifs in transduction, activation and auto-inhibition of protein kinase enzymes, seven-paths receptors and the catabolic response, single pass growth factor receptors, G proteins(I) and monomeric G proteins, G proteins (II) and heterotrimeric G proteins, the insulin receptor and the anabolic response, and mitogens and cell cycle progression.
In vitro proliferation of spleen lymphocytes The proliferation responses of lymphocytes in the presence of mitogens as well as PSM were determined on days 7, 14 and 21 after tumor inoculation by the method described by Masson and Gwanzura (1990).
Whole blood cell cultures maintain cell populations without any changes of cell mediators in cell culture which might affect lymphocyte responses to mitogens.
 
 
 
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