text: Yo, check it out, lemme break it down for you real quick,
  The fly addition of 2 mM sodium butyrate, it's sick!
  Boosts the game of Ishikawa endometrial cells,
  Watch 'em grow, enlarge, and break outta their shells.
  
  In just 24-48 hours, they rise like domes,
  In response to a factor in fetal bovine serum, it's known.
  Fleming dropped the knowledge back in '95, no doubt,
  J Cell Biochem, the press couldn't do without.
  
  When butyrate joins the party, along with FBS,
  Domes and predomes multiply, no time to rest.
  Three to four times more structures, they're on the rise,
  Count 'em up, it's a sight that'll mesmerize.
  
  Holinka and the crew, back in '86, they showed,
  Estradiol gets the heat-stable placental alkaline phosphatase mode.
  But when butyrate steps in, a different enzyme gets fame,
  Heat-labile alkaline phosphatase, that's its name.
  
  This isozyme gets a boost, thanks to butyrate's touch,
  Even without it, FBS-induced differentiation ain't such a clutch.
  Differential inhibition, homoarginine, phenylalanine in play,
  Butyrate brings the liver-bone kidney isozyme to stay.
  
  So there you have it, in the world of endometrial glands,
  Butyrate's the key, making moves with its magical hands.
  Inducing differentiation, rocking the alkaline phosphatase scene,
  Ishikawa cells thriving, living the dream.