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Keywords: Polylysine
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Developmental Neuroscience
Dev Neurosci (1978) 1 (2): 90–101.
Published Online: 25 November 2011
...M. Sensenbrenner; K. Maderspach; L. Latzkovits; G.G. Jaros Dissociated cells from 5- to 12-day-old chick embryo cerebral hemispheres were cultivated in polylysine-coated plastic Petri dishes. The polylysine substrate was observed to be favorable for the growth of neuronal cells, whereas glioblast...
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Developmental Neuroscience
Dev Neurosci (1988) 10 (4): 222–230.
Published Online: 22 December 1988
...Voon W. Yong; Hidenori Horie; Seung U. Kim We compared six different substrata for their ability to promote attachment, neurite extension and short-term survival of dissociated human fetal dorsal root ganglion neurons. The substrata were laminin, fibronectin, polylysine, type I collagen...