Sponge cell culture

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1998
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Sponges are one of the oldest metazoangroups, and as such, have contributed a greatdeal to our understanding of life on Earth. Forexample, the discovery of complex immuneand cell aggregation systems in sponges hasled to a better understanding of the cellularprocesses of higher organisms and, in particular,the nature of their cell surfaces as activeagents in cell and tissue recognition (Gamulinet al., 1994).

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12 p.
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Sponges are one of the oldest metazoangroups, and as such, have contributed a greatdeal to our understanding of life on Earth. Forexample, the discovery of complex immuneand cell aggregation systems in sponges hasled to a better understanding of the cellularprocesses of higher organisms and, in particular,the nature of their cell surfaces as activeagents in cell and tissue recognition (Gamulinet al., 1994).
Florida Atlantic University. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute contribution 1173
This manuscript is an author version with the final publication
available and may be cited as: Pomponi, S. A., Willoughby, R., & Kelly-Borges, M. (1998). Sponge cell
culture. In K. E. Cooksey (Ed.), Molecular approaches to the study of the ocean (pp. 423-433). London:
Chapman & Hall.
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1998
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1998
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10.1007/978-94-011-4928-0_22
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1998
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Attributed name: Kelly-Borges, M.
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Pomponi, Shirley A.
spomponi@fau.edu
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12 p.
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Sponge cell culture
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1998
Chapman & Hall

London

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London
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Sponge cell culture
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Sponge cell culture