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Vinood B. Patel,Victor R. Preedya, and some changes to methods, it has become possible to culture epithelial cell types from a wide variety of rodent and human tissue sources successfully (.,.,.). We have used medium CMRL1066 with serum to establish and cultivate lung cell lines that are related to the type II pneumocyte of lung a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-33-6296-3The study of the developing brain becomes even more complicated because of the differential growth rates of different parts of the brain. Primary culture techniques involving dissociation of discrete regions of the developing brain into component cells offer an excellent opportunity to study the reg