A Computational Modeling Framework to Quantify the Effects of Passaging Cell Lines

July 2017 in “ PLoS ONE ”

Wang Jin, Catherine J. Penington, Scott W. McCue, Matthew J. Simpson

Studysummary This study suggests that passage number significantly affects in silico scratch assay results, highlighting the importance of reporting passage number for reproducibility in cell culture experiments.

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