Chinese hamster lymphocyte cultures. Relationship between lymphocyte proliferation,cell concentration,culture time and culture area |
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Authors: | B. De Jong G.J.P.A. Anders J. Zijlstra I.H. Van der Meer |
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Affiliation: | Anthropogenetisch Instituut, Ant. Deusinglaan 4, 9713 AW Groningen, The Netherlands |
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Abstract: | Different numbers of Chinese hamster lymphocytes were cultured in microtiter plates with flat-, round- and V-bottomed wells for different culture times. The smallest number of cells could be stimulated in plates with V-bottomed wells. At least 25,000–50,000 cells and a longer culture time than for round- or V-bottomed plates were required for maximal stimulation in flat-bottomed plates.For a given well conformation the optimal day of culture is earlier with higher and later with lower cell concentrations.The optimal culture time for a given number of cells is shortest in V- and longest in flat-bottomed plates.The amount of PHA producing the highest thymidine incorporation for a given number of cells depends upon the well conformation. It decreases with lower cell concentration and increases with longer culture time. |
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