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Available [https:// | Available at [https://openlibrary.org/search?q=Methods%20in%20Enzymology%20Volume%20LVIII%20Cell%20Culture Open Library] or [https://archive.org/search?q=Methods%20in%20Enzymology%20Volume%20LVIII%20Cell%20Culture Internet Archive]. | ||
"Many of the problems that have caught the interest and imagination of biochemists are studied best with cultured cells. We offer in this volume, in a format familiar to investigators in biochemistry, the general techniques necessary for working with cells in culture and illustrate such general methods with specific examples from the large variety of cells that have been cultivated." | |||
"The tools and methods for cell culture are presented in Part I. Part II provides a group of specialized techniques that are useful for many of the applications that biochemists and other investigators with their widely different approaches may require. Part III is concerned with specific methods for specific cell types that have been chosen to represent the wide range of cells that may now be prepared." | |||
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Available at Open Library or Internet Archive.
"Many of the problems that have caught the interest and imagination of biochemists are studied best with cultured cells. We offer in this volume, in a format familiar to investigators in biochemistry, the general techniques necessary for working with cells in culture and illustrate such general methods with specific examples from the large variety of cells that have been cultivated."
"The tools and methods for cell culture are presented in Part I. Part II provides a group of specialized techniques that are useful for many of the applications that biochemists and other investigators with their widely different approaches may require. Part III is concerned with specific methods for specific cell types that have been chosen to represent the wide range of cells that may now be prepared."