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mitogen
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mitogen /mi·to·gen/ (mīt″o-jen) a substance that induces mitosis and cell tranformation, especially lymphocyte transformation.mitogen´ic
mi·to·gen (mt-jn)
n.
An agent that stimulates mitosis and lymphocyte transformation.

mito·genic (mt-jnk, mt-) adj.
mito·ge·nici·ty (-j-ns-t) n.

mitogen
[mī′təjən, mit′-]
Etymology: Gk, mitos + genein, to produce
an agent that triggers mitosis. mitogenic, adj.

mitogen [mi´to-jen]
a substance that induces blast transformation; DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis; and proliferation of lymphocytes; e.g., concanavalin A, phytohemagglutinin, or lipopolysaccharide.

mitogen,
n an agent that triggers mitosis.

mitogen
an agent that induces mitosis and lymphocyte blastogenesis.

pokeweed mitogen (PWM)
a lectin from the plant, Phytolacca americana, that produces B and T lymphocyte blastogenesis.


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The mitogenic effect of 17beta-estradiol (E2) on the breast is mediated by estrogen receptor alfa (ERalpha), hence ERalpha antagonists are effective in the treatment of breast cancer.
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In vitro mitogenic proliferative responsiveness In vitro mitogen stimulated T cell proliferation, using human whole blood cell cultures, was measured following the method of Kramer and Burri.
 
 
 
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