Abnormal Matrix Recognition By Morris Hepatomas Correlates with Low Glucagon Binding Capacity
Marisabel Mourelle, Javier Cordero‐Hernández, Patricia Ponce‐Noyola, Marcos Rojkind – 1 January 1983 – Liver biomatrix contains a group of connective tissue components needed for attachment, survival, and maintenance of liver‐specific functions of adult rat hepatocytes in culture. An acidic extract of liver biomatrix that contains a group of glycoproteins can replace intact biomatrix in promoting attachment and survival of hepatocytes. However, except for albumin synthesis, liver‐specific functions have not been tested.