Arrangement for cultivating cells of animal and human tissues

Details Arrangement for cultivating cells of animal and human tissues Arrangement for cultivating cells of animal and human tissues

1980-03-13

1982-01-12

Penland, R. B.

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Apparatus

Differentiated tissue perfusion or preservation apparatus

435285, 435310, 435312, 435313, C12M 300

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043106307

ABSTRACT:
An arrangement for cultivating cells of animal and human tissues in a monocellular layer and the like, has a container bounding an inner chamber for accommodating a nutrient medium, and a plurality of tubular supporting elements for supporting the cells and rotatable about an axis. The tubular rotatable elements extend in an axial direction of the inner chamber of the container. Additional elements are provided for rotating the tubular supporting elements. These additional rotating elements include an axle which defines the axis of rotation, and two end discs each arranged adjacent to and supporting one of the axial ends of the tubular supporting elements. The tubular supporting elements extend in a horizontal direction. However, they can be inclined at an angle relative to the horizontal direction by means of rotation of the end discs in mutually opposite directions.

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