Chapter 7 by Michael Edidin in The Legacy of Cell Fusion, pp. 101–114, published 8 August 1996 by Oxford University Press. This is a chapter authorship credit.
Publisher chapter record: academic.oup.com/book/51114/chapter/422115676
Cited passages: chapter author credit, publication date and first-person abstract, identifying Larry Frye as a graduate student in the author’s laboratory.
Publisher record: doi.org/10.1242/jcs.7.2.319
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Cited passages: Summary and introduction; printed pp. 321–323, Cell fusion, Fluorescent staining, Table 1 and Fluorescence microscopy; pp. 324–325, specificity controls and Table 2; pp. 326–329, inhibitor and temperature studies; pp. 329–331, Discussion, mechanisms iii and iv. The authors distinguish population samples from individual trajectories and discuss intracellular relocation as an alternative that their observations do not conclusively exclude.