The effect of low temperatures on the viability of Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.
Kiricuta Ic, R Rişcă, Morariu Vv
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Kiricuta Ic, R Rişcă, Morariu Vv
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By using rapid freezing-rapid thawing procedures on Ehrlich ascites tumor cells the authors succeeded in maintaining the viability of these cells, ascertained by two methods: a) trypan blue dye-exclusion test, and b) grafting in experimental animals of cells maintained for three days at -80 degrees C.
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By using rapid freezing-rapid thawing procedures on Ehrlich ascites tumor cells the authors succeeded in maintaining the viability of these cells, ascertained by two methods: a) trypan blue dye-exclusion test, and b) grafting in experimental animals of cells maintained for three days at -80 degrees C.
Key concepts: Trypan blue, Ehrlich ascites, Tumor cells, Ascites, Viability assay, Ehrlich ascites carcinoma, Chemistry, Grafting