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. 1975 Jul;2(1):11–13. doi: 10.1128/jcm.2.1.11-13.1975

Pluronic polyols in human lymphocyte cell line cultures.

A Mizrahi
PMCID: PMC274118  PMID: 1063740

Abstract

Pluronic polyols markedly improved the growth of two human lymphocyte cell lines when added to the growth medium in concentrations of 0.05 to 0.1%. The results of the current studies suggest that, in addition to the protective effect of polyols against mechanical damage of mammalian cells in submerged cultures, the pluronic compounds may also, by lowering surface tension, facilitate transport of metabolites into cells and thus increase the growth rate.

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