Table 1. Cell strains used in this study.

Table 2. Effect of serum concentration on cell attachment of skin fibroblasts (CRL 1471) to petri              dish surfaces.

Table 3. Statistical analysis of the data in Table 2 (data coded by square root transformation for               analysis).

Table 4. Growth rate of two normal (control) and two ACR cell strains at various concentrations of               serum protein.

Table 5. Statistical analysis of the data in Table 4 (data coded 100 X (varitate + 1) for analysis).

Table 6. Chi-square analysis of the shapes of the serum dose response curves shown in Figure 4.

Table 7. Effect of washing with serum free media on cell attachment.

Table 8. Statistical analysis of the effect of washing with serum free media on attachment of CRL              1467 (data coded by square root transformation for analysis).

Table 9. Statistical analysis of the effect of washing with serum free media on attachment of CRL              1613 (data coded by square root transformation for analysis).

Table 10. Effect of two washes with media of various serum concentrations.

Table 11. Statistical analysis of the effect of two washes with media of various serum concentrations                 on the attachment of CRL 1474 (Data coded by square root transformation for analysis).

Table 12. Statistical analysis of the effect of two washes with media of various serum concentrations                 on the attachment of GM 3223 (Data coded by square root transformation for analysis).

Table 13. Growth rate of one normal (control) and one ACR cell strain at various concentrations of                 serum protein (cells were first washed twice with media at the serum concentrations at                 which they were to be grown).

Table 14. Statistical analysis of the data in table 13 (data coded 100 X (variate + 1) for analysis).

Table 15. Growth rates of four normal (control) and five ACR cell strains at various centrations of                 serum protein (cells were first washed twice with media at the serum concentrations in                 which they were to be grown).

Table 16. Statistical analysis of the data in table 15 (data coded by taking the square root of 100 X                 (variate + 1) for analysis).

Table 17. Growth rate of CRL 1467 at various concentrations of serum protein at two population                 doubling levels.

Table 18. Statistical analysis of the data in table 17 (data coded 100 X (variate + 1) for analysis).

Table 19. Growth of three normal and four ACR cell strains in MCDB 104 containing two milligrams                 per milliliter of serum protein.

Table 20. Statistical analysis of the growth data for CRL 1471 (data coded by transformation of                 variates into natural logarithms).

Table 21. Statistical analysis of the growth data for CRL 1614 (data coded by transformation of                 variates into natural logarithms).

Table 22. Statistical analysis of the growth data for CRL 1610 (data coded by transformation of                 variates into natural logarithms).

Table 23. Statistical analysis of the growth data for CRL 1505 (data coded by transformation of                 variates into natural logarithms).

Table 24. Statistical analysis of the growth data for GM 3223 (data coded by transformation of                 variates into natural logarithms).

Table 25. Statistical analysis of the growth data for CRL 1467 (data coded by transformation of                 variates into natural logarithms).

Table 26. Statistical analysis of the growth data for GM 2355 (data coded by transformation of                 variates into natural logarithms).