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Accelerated development of human monocyte-macrophages cultured on Plastek-C tissue culture dishes
Authors:Sonia I. Skarlatos  Rani Rao  Howard S. Kruth
Affiliation:(1) Section of Experimental Atherosclerosis, Molecular Disease Branch, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, National Institutes of Health, 20892 Bethesda, Maryland
Abstract:Summary Many investigators have found that the surface on which cells are cultured can be an important factor in their adherence and subsequent growth. To enhance the development of monocyte-macrophage cultures, we have grown these cells on polystyrene tissue cultureware that has been treated with gas plasma to induce a positively charged culture surface (Plastek-C cultureware from Tekmat). Human monocyte-macrophages grown on Plastek-C tissue cultureware demonstrated a greater cell protein content during culture development as compared to monocyte-macrophages grown on standard polystyrene tissue cultureware. Part of the reason for enhanced development of human monocyte-macrophage cultures on Plastek-C cultureware seemed to be due to a higher density of cells maintained during the initial stages of culture development.
Keywords:tissue culture  monocyte-macrophages  Plastek-C  polystyrene  cell growth
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