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Über die Konservierung von Tumorgewebe bei −70°C

Versuche zur Einrichtung einer Tumorbank

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Zusammenfassung

Es wird über Versuche zur Konservierung von 30 verschiedenen Transplantationstumoren (Ratte, Maus, Hamster, Kaninchen und Huhn) bei −70°C und unter Glycerinschutz berichtet. Die Untersuchungen erstrecken sich über einen Zeitraum von 7 Monaten mit Konservierungszeiten zwischen 20 min und 18 Wochen und können als durchaus befriedigend bezeichnet werden. Die Ergebnisse, insbesondere das unterschiedliche Verhalten der einzelnen Tumorstämme, werden diskutiert.

Summary

The preservation of 30 different transplantation tumors (rat, mouse, hamster, rabbit, and chicken) at −70°C and protected by glycerin was studied. The investigations lasted 7 months. The periods of preservation used varied from 20 minutes to 18 weeks, and proved entirely satisfactory. The results are discussed, especially the variable behavior of the individual strains of tumor.

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  1. Krebsforschungslaboratorium der Farbwerke Hoechst AG, vormals Meister Lucius & Brüning, Frankfurt a.M.

    D. Gericke & K. Engelbart

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Veröffentlichung anläßlich des 100jährigen Bestehens der Farbwerke Hoechst AG. am 11. Januar 1963.

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Gericke, D., Engelbart, K. Über die Konservierung von Tumorgewebe bei −70°C. Z Krebs-forsch 65, 147–153 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01794910

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