Chemically induced cell cycle arrest in perfusion cell culture

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Abstract

In contrast to most present methods, continuous imaging of live cells would require full automation in each processing step. As an integrated system that would meet all requirements does not exist, we have established a long-term scanning-perfusion platform that: (a) replaces old medium with fresh one, (b) bypasses physical contact with the cell culture during continuous cell growth, (c) provides uninterrupted photomicrography of single cells, and (d) secures near physiological conditions and sterility up to several weeks. The system was validated by synchronizing cells using serum starvation and butyrate-induced cell cycle arrest of HaCaT cells.

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Nagy, G., Tanczos, B., Fidrus, E., Talas, L., & Banfalvi, G. (2016). Chemically induced cell cycle arrest in perfusion cell culture. In Methods in Molecular Biology (Vol. 1524, pp. 161–176). Humana Press Inc. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-6603-5_10

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