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. 1977 Nov;36(5):618–624. doi: 10.1038/bjc.1977.239

Clonogenic assays in the B16 melanoma: response to cyclophosphamide.

G G Steel, K Adams, T C Stephens
PMCID: PMC2025400  PMID: 588423

Abstract

The survival of clonogenic cells in the B16 melanoma has been studied simultaneously by 3 methods: an in vitro assay in soft agar, a lung-colony assay, and the end-point dilution technique. Details of the first 2 methods have previously been reported, but those of the third are described here. The 3 methods have agreed well in investigations of the response of the B16 melanoma to cyclophosphamide.

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