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Simplified serum-and steroid-free culture conditions for high-throughput viability analysis of primary cultures of cerebellar granule neurons

Wong et al., 2001

Document ID
5682336602446989339
Author
Wong J
Kennedy P
Belcher S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of neuroscience methods

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A serum-and steroid-free primary culture system was developed for the maintenance and automated analysis of cerebellar granule cell viability. Conventional poly-lysine coated 96- well tissue culture plates serve as a platform for growth, experimental manipulation and …
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