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Influence of cultivation, trypsinization and aggregation on the transplantability of melanoma B16 cells

Hagmar et al., 1973

Document ID
8065816991822557791
Author
Hagmar B
Norrby K
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Cancer

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To elucidate the usefulness of tumour cells grown in vitro for transplantation studies, Melanoma B16 was grown in monolayer culture. Three types of suspensions were prepared from the cell cultures: two virtually monocellular suspensions, one produced by mechanical …
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