The rotary cell culture system is a favourable environment that preserves key metabolic functions of cultured porcine hepatocytes long term

Konstantinos John Dabos; John Parkinson; Leonard J. Nelson; Timothy J. Bradnock; Ian Howard Sadler; John Nicholas Plevris; Peter Clive Hayes

The rotary cell culture system is a favourable environment that preserves key metabolic functions of cultured porcine hepatocytes long term

Konstantinos John Dabos, John Parkinson, Leonard J. Nelson, Timothy J. Bradnock, Ian Howard Sadler, John Nicholas Plevris, Peter Clive Hayes

Pure And Applied Chemistry

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	A62-A62
Number of pages	1
Journal	Gut
Volume	46
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2000

Keywords

hepatocytes
rotary cell

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