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https://doi.org/10.1007/88-470-0405-5rane system, and the earliest evidence indicating that membranes are in fact targets for phorbol ester action was presented by Sivak and associates (1–3). Investigations prompted by these early reports have revealed that there is a specific phorbol ester binding component which is at least partially

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Miscele di gas e Psicrometria.,iated cellular processes, there are still many unanswered questions. This is quite understandable since we are dealing with a very complex area of research. It is well known that tumor promotion, at least in mouse skin, is a multistage process involving many interrelated cellular processes. Since in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/88-470-0405-5 localized within cell membranes (4,5) and one of the earliest and most striking consequences of phorbol ester action is the stimulation of membrane phospholipid metabolism. This has proven to be the case both with the in vivo mouse skin model (6–9) and with a variety of cell types in vitro.