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Induction of heat shock protein and thermal sensitivity of mammalian cells maintained at low culture temperature.

Biochemistry international - 1 Jun 1991

Hatayama T, Tsujioka K, Wakatsuki T, Kitamura T, Imahara H

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Effects of low culture temperature on the induction of heat shock proteins in FM3A cells by a heat shock and on the thermal sensitivity of the cells were examined. FM3A cells maintained at 33 degrees C could not induce hsp70 during continuous heating or after a short heat shock at either 39, 42, or 45 degrees C, although FM3A cells maintained at a normal culture temperature of 37 degrees C can induce the...

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