Edward Krug (kruged at ESSEX.HSC.COLORADO.EDU) wrote:
: Dirunal hormone cycles are acknowledged to be important in ageing
: of intact animals, but when "in vitro" cell doubling limits are discussed
: the standard model is steady state medium composition. Does anyone out
: there know of any studies where the tissue culture media has been regulated
: to mimic the normal "in vivo" hormonal pattern?
: Edward C. Krug Ph.D.
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I am not aware of any reports which mimic the diurnal rythm. But there
are numerous reports on the effects of a variety of hormones. I would
recommend that you seek out some papers by Vincent Cristafalo, who has
also written a very review of this topic.
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