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titleOfInvention Standard cell solution
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a standard cell solution for confirming the staining performance of a treatment solution that separates CTC and leukocytes. A standard cell solution for confirming staining performance of a treatment solution for dyeing circulating cancer cells (CTC) and leukocytes in blood, comprising: (a) a cell line having an antigen specific for human cancer cells; b) a cell line comprising an antigen specific for human leukocytes and (c) an adsorption inhibitor, wherein (a) and (b) components are cell lines immobilized by a cell fixative. Cell fluid. [Selection figure] None
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