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Porcine Lung Fibroblasts
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At present, cell freezing mostly uses DMSO dimethyl sulfoxide or glycerol as a protective agent, and there are many kinds of cell freezing solution formulations, such as medium: serum: DMSO = 7:2:1 or 8:1:1 or 5:4:1, or directly with serum: DMSO = 9:1, and generally a high concentration of serum helps to maintain cell viability, and the survival rate of resuscitation is more than 80% to 90%.
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12 Aug 2023
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