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titleOfInvention Method of preparation cell culture for electroradioautographic investigation
abstract The invention relates to medicine, namely to radioautographic research methods. The goal is a more complete identification of DNA in the cell. The objective is achieved in that cells from the skin are cultured with MEM medium with 10% bovine serum at 37 ° C for 5 days. Next, labeled thymidine was added to the culture at a concentration of 10 µCi / ml. After 2 h, the culture is fixed, dehydrated and enclosed in epoxy resins. The finished epoxy disc is removed from the cup and a photoemulsion layer is applied to its lower surface, which is fixed and developed in a solution of hyposulfite and paraphenylenediamine. The disks are scanned under a microscope, the accumulated marks are cut out for electron microscopic examination. The method makes it possible to evaluate cell culture, its viability, suitability for transplantation.
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