Centrifugation of Mammalian Cells on Gradients: A New Rotor
Abstract
A short-arm rotor increases separation of viable mammalian cells, from mixtures, by low-speed centrifugation; continuous Ficoll density gradients in tissue-culture media are used. We describe the theory and experimental demonstration of the superior separation achieved with this new rotor.
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Volume 161 | Issue 3844
30 August 1968
30 August 1968
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