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Dictionary » L » L cell L cellL cell (Science: cell biology) a series of mouse methylcholanthrene induced sarcoma cell line maintained in culture since the 1950s. The cells were isolated from a strain (c3h) of mouse fibroblasts grown in tissue culture. They are employed for their ability to support replication of many types of viruses. ![]()
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Results from our forumcell cloning by limiting dilutionI'm not sure I understand your question.. is this a question for cell synchronization? Cells are technical cloning themselves during division.. if you want single cell clones, try a single cell elution and they'll be synchronized too.
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Re: summary of cell divisionMrMistery, That was an altogether masterful job. The best I've seen on this. Appreciate it very much.
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Structure of ChromosomesDoes each chromosome in a human cell contain one complete DNA molecule, so that there are 46 separate DNA molecules, one for each chromosome? Or does a single DNA molecule continue as an extended filament, running in and out of one chromosome, ...
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cell cloning by limiting dilutionhi every body does any body did limiting dilution for creating single cell clones? is it a straightforward way or not? any help or protocol will be appreciated best
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