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[The new method of cells growing on the glass slide]
Hong Xu1, Xu-dong Song, Ying Li
1Qinhuangdao No.1 Hospital, Qinhuangdao 066000, China.
Abstract
Aim:
To improve the method of cell growing on the glass slide.
Methods:
Cells were planted in a system making by 1 ml tips and slide.
Results:
Cells grow on the slide directly , no pollution and well proliferation, was fewer dropped off the slide than the traditionary method.
Conclusion:
The improved method had the advantages including easy-material, low-price, well-effect and convenient-operation , and prior to the traditionary method.
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