Studies on carcinogenesis by avian sarcoma viruses: VIII. Glycolysis and cell multiplication

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Glycolysis and multiplication were studied in parallel cultures of uninfected and of avian sarcoma virus‐converted chicken and duck cells. It was found that:.1. In cultures where the amount of serum was limiting for cell multiplication, converted cells multiplied more and glycolyzed more than did uninfected cells. In both types of cultures, the relationship between the rates of glycolysis and of multiplication per culture was similar.2. In cultures with excess serum and other nutrients, converted cells and uninfected cells multiplied and glycolyzed at the same rate.

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