Rapid Staining and Preservation of Cells Grown in Plastic Tissue Culture Flasks |
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Authors: | Cecil H. Fox M. Cottler-Fox K. K. Sanford |
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Affiliation: | a Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis, and Division of Cancer Cause and Prevention, The National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland |
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Abstract: | Cells grown in plastic tissue culture flasks may easily be fixed and stained in large batches by first binding the flasks in groups of 6-8 and then applying all fluids with an automatic syringe, followed by decanting as required After staining, the cells are mounted in a mixture of USP mineral oil in isoamyl alcohol (2:1). In this way the cells are impregnated with a clearing and mounting agent which does not cause discoloration of the stains, does not dissolve the plastic, and is nondrying. |
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