doi: 10.1620/tjem.164.231.
Dynamic movement of hemicysts reconstructed from monolayer cultures of rat thyroid cells in isologous serum
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Dynamic movement of hemicysts reconstructed from monolayer cultures of rat thyroid cells in isologous serum
Tohoku J Exp Med.
1991 Jul.
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Abstract
Time-lapse studies using cine-microscopic observation showed that the hemicysts formed in a culture of rat thyroid cells in a high concentration of isologous serum were found to arise by swelling from the monolayer sheet, gradually increase in size, and then rapidly collapse. The hemicyst volume increased linearly. We speculate that each hemicyst epithelium transport a constant volume of liquid into the hemicyst lumen.
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