Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight

The electrofusion of hybridoma cell lines under short-duration microgravity during a flight of the TEXUS 18 Black Brand ballistic sounding rocket at Kiruna, Sweden is reported. The fusion partners, growth medium, cell fusion medium, cell fusion, cell viability in the fusion medium, and postfusion ce...

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Main Authors: Schnettler, R., Gessner, P., Zimmermann, U., Neil, G. A., Urnovitz, H. B.
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Published: 1989
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spelling ftnasantrs:oai:casi.ntrs.nasa.gov:19890047164 2023-05-15T17:04:10+02:00 Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight Schnettler, R. Gessner, P. Zimmermann, U. Neil, G. A. Urnovitz, H. B. Unclassified, Unlimited, Publicly available Feb 1, 1989 http://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19890047164 unknown http://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19890047164 Accession ID: 89A34535 Copyright Other Sources 51 Applied Microgravity Technology; 2; 3-9 1989 ftnasantrs 2012-02-15T18:02:09Z The electrofusion of hybridoma cell lines under short-duration microgravity during a flight of the TEXUS 18 Black Brand ballistic sounding rocket at Kiruna, Sweden is reported. The fusion partners, growth medium, cell fusion medium, cell fusion, cell viability in the fusion medium, and postfusion cell culture are described, and the rocket, cell fusion chamber, apparatus, and module are examined. The experimental timeline, the effects of fusion medium and incubation time on cell viability and hybrid yields, and the effect of microgravity on hybrid yields are considered. Other/Unknown Material Kiruna NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Kiruna
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Schnettler, R.
Gessner, P.
Zimmermann, U.
Neil, G. A.
Urnovitz, H. B.
Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight
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description The electrofusion of hybridoma cell lines under short-duration microgravity during a flight of the TEXUS 18 Black Brand ballistic sounding rocket at Kiruna, Sweden is reported. The fusion partners, growth medium, cell fusion medium, cell fusion, cell viability in the fusion medium, and postfusion cell culture are described, and the rocket, cell fusion chamber, apparatus, and module are examined. The experimental timeline, the effects of fusion medium and incubation time on cell viability and hybrid yields, and the effect of microgravity on hybrid yields are considered.
format Other/Unknown Material
author Schnettler, R.
Gessner, P.
Zimmermann, U.
Neil, G. A.
Urnovitz, H. B.
author_facet Schnettler, R.
Gessner, P.
Zimmermann, U.
Neil, G. A.
Urnovitz, H. B.
author_sort Schnettler, R.
title Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight
title_short Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight
title_full Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight
title_fullStr Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight
title_full_unstemmed Increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight
title_sort increased efficiency of mammalian somatic cell hybrid production under microgravity conditions during ballistic rocket flight
publishDate 1989
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