Abstract
‘CELLOPHANE’ has for some years been recognized as a material on which monolayers of many cell types can be grown1. When a sheet of ‘Cellophane’ is so covered with cells it can be cut up into small pieces which are suitable for a number of uses.
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NAGINGTON, J. Monolayer Tissue Culture on ‘Cellophane’ Squares. Nature 200, 1022–1023 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/2001022b0
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