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BY measuring the electrophoretic mobility of cells, Ambrose, James and Lowick1 have demonstrated that the average charge density of neoplastic kidney and liver cells is almost double that of the homologous normal cells.
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BEN-OR, S., EISENBERG, S. & DOLJANSKI, F. Electrophoretic Mobilities of Normal and Regenerating Liver Cells. Nature 188, 1200–1201 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/1881200a0
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