Animal cell culture and technology : the basics
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Animal cell culture and technology : the basics
(The basics / series editors: R.J. Beynon, T.A. Brown, and C.J. Howe)
IRL Press at Oxford University Press, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references (p.105) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Animal cell culture is an important laboratory technique in the biological and medical sciences. It has become an essential tool for the study of most biochemical and physiological processes and the use of large-scale animal cell culture has become increasingly important to the commercial production of specific compounds for the pharmaceutical industry. This book describes the basic requirements for establishing and maintaining cell cultures both in the laboratory and in large-scale operations. Minimal background knowledge of the subject is assumed and therefore it will be a readable introduction to animal cell culture for undergraduates, graduates and experienced researchers.
Table of Contents
Preface. The use of animal cell culture. Characteristics of cells in culture. Growth and maintenance of cells in culture. Cell line and culture monitoring. Genetic engineering of animal cells in culture. Hybridomas - source of antibodies. Scaling up animal cell culture. Modes of culture: batch. fed-batch, or continuous. Production from cell culture. Mammalian cell products: established and potential.
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