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Temperature-sensitive mammalian cell line blocked in mitosis.

Richard J. Wang
- 01 Mar 1974 - 
- Vol. 248, Iss: 5443, pp 76-78
TLDR
A hamster cell mutant is isolated in which mitosis is blocked in metaphase and the processing of ribosomal RNA10 is inhibited.
Abstract
SEVERAL temperature-sensitive mammalian cell mutants in culture have been isolated1–10, including three defective in protein syntheses6, cytokinesis5 and the processing of ribosomal RNA10, respectively. I have now isolated a hamster cell mutant in which mitosis is blocked in metaphase.

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