Method for allocating cells and cell allocation device
AssigneesHitachi, Ltd., Jun Fukuda
InventorsJun Fukuda, Hideo Kawaguchi, Takejiro Ushiroda, Norio Shimizu, Kazuo Sato
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AssigneesHitachi, Ltd., Jun Fukuda
InventorsJun Fukuda, Hideo Kawaguchi, Takejiro Ushiroda, Norio Shimizu, Kazuo Sato
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Apertures in a definite shape having a definite width and length are provided on one surface of a plate material having a definite thickness. One end of the apertures is connected with the other surface of the plate material and at the same time, is opened. Another end of the apertures is connected with the plate material on one surface and is also opened toward the other surface of a culture substrate. The plate material is closely contacted to one surface of the culture substrate for allocating nerve cells and observing growth of the neurites. Then, the cell suspension is supplied to the apertures. The cells in the suspension are allocated on the culture substrate in response to the apertures by centrifugation or spontaneous sedimentation. The plate material is then withdrawn.
A method for allocating cells on a cell culture substrate comprising the steps of:
A cell allocation device for allocating cells on a cell culture substrate, comprising:
A cell allocation device for allocating cells on a culture substrate, comprising:
A cell allocation device for allocating cells on a culture substrate, comprising:
A cell allocation device for allocating cells on a culture substrate, comprising:
A cell allocation device for allocating cells on a culture substrate, comprising:
A cell allocation device for allocating cells on a cell culture substrate, comprising:
A method for allocating cells on a cell culture substrate, comprising the steps of:
A cell allocation device, comprising:
A method for allocating cells on a cell culture substrate, comprising the steps of:
A cell allocation device for allocating cells on a culture substrate, comprising:
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