Literature DB >> 155977

Mechanism of cell dissociation with trypsin and EDTA.

T Tokiwa, T Hoshika, M Shiraishi, J Sato.   

Abstract

The mechanism of cell dissociation with trypsin and EDTA was examined. Cell dissociation was possible when trypsin and EDTA were given simultaneously, when trypsin was given after EDTA treatment, but not when trypsin was given before EDTA treatment.

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Year:  1979        PMID： 155977

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Acta Med Okayama        ISSN： 0386-300X            Impact factor:   0.892


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