Cell cycle model for antibody production kinetics.

The specific antibody production rate of hybridoma cells often increases as the specific growth rate of cells decreases. The purpose of this communication is to propose a cell cycle model which may explain these experimental results and to provide direction for the exploration of culture conditions that enhance specific antibody production rate

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