PMID: 4294482Jan 26, 1968Paper

Parathyroid hormone production in vitro by human parathyroid cells transformed by Simian virus 40

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L J DeftosJ T Potts

Abstract

Cells froma human parathyroid adenoma were infected with simian virus 40 and maintained through 13 subcultures in monolayer tissue culture. For more than 9 months, these "transformed" cells contimed to produce parathyroid hormone which was identified by radioimmunoassay and density-gradient ultra centrifugation.

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