SEPARATION OF CYTOPLASMIC PARTICLES BY CENTRIFUGATION IN A DENSITY-GRADIENT

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[2] Studies on cell structure by the freezing-drying method VI. The preparation and properties of mitochondria [J]. ANATOMICAL RECORD, 1934, 60 (04): : 449 - 455

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[4] Claude A., 1941, Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology, V9, P263

[5] CLELAND K, 1953, IN PRESS

[6] The development of half and quarter eggs of Arbacia punctulata and of strongly centrifuged whole eggs [J]. BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1932, 62 (02) : 155 - 167

[7] The tension at the surface of marine eggs, especially those of the sea urchin, Arbacia [J]. BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1931, 61 (03) : 273 - 279

[8] HERS HG, 1951, B SOC CHIM BIOL, V33, P21

[9] HOLTER H, 1952, ADV ENZYMOL REL S BI, V13, P1

[10] SEDIMENTATION OF POLYSTYRENE LATEX IN A SWINGING-TUBE ROTOR [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL AND COLLOID CHEMISTRY, 1951, 55 (08) : 1344 - 1350

[1] BEHRENS M, 1952, Z PHYSL CHEM, V291, P213

[2] Studies on cell structure by the freezing-drying method VI. The preparation and properties of mitochondria [J]. ANATOMICAL RECORD, 1934, 60 (04): : 449 - 455

[3] DENSITY GRADIENT CENTRIFUGATION - A NEW SEPARATION TECHNIQUE [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1951, 73 (04) : 1847 - 1848

[4] Claude A., 1941, Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology, V9, P263

[5] CLELAND K, 1953, IN PRESS

[6] The development of half and quarter eggs of Arbacia punctulata and of strongly centrifuged whole eggs [J]. BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1932, 62 (02) : 155 - 167

[7] The tension at the surface of marine eggs, especially those of the sea urchin, Arbacia [J]. BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1931, 61 (03) : 273 - 279

[8] HERS HG, 1951, B SOC CHIM BIOL, V33, P21

[9] HOLTER H, 1952, ADV ENZYMOL REL S BI, V13, P1

[10] SEDIMENTATION OF POLYSTYRENE LATEX IN A SWINGING-TUBE ROTOR [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL AND COLLOID CHEMISTRY, 1951, 55 (08) : 1344 - 1350