Marrow Stromal Cell Culture

Häftad, Engelska, 1998

Av Beresford, Jon N. Beresford, Maureen E. Owen, Jon N. (Bath Institute for Rheumatic Diseases) Beresford, Oxford) Owen, Maureen E. (Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Jon Beresford, Maureen Owen

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The first book of its kind on marrow stromal cells, and written by leading experts in the field, this concise handbook aims to provide all that is needed to those new to this relatively young area of research. It provides a historical perspective and a summary of present knowledge of the marrow stromal lineages which are currently best understood. Detailed protocols for the isolation, culture and characterization of marrow stromal cell types from human and other animal species are given. The breadth and depth of the subject matter included makes the book equally suitable for new researchers and the more experienced investigator in this rapidly expanding field, including clinicians and bioscientists.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum1998-04-16
Mått153 x 229 x 11 mm
Vikt280 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieHandbooks in Practical Animal Cell Biology
Antal sidor168
FörlagCambridge University Press
ISBN9780521589789

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Preface to the series; 1. The marrow stromal cell system Maureen E. Owen; 2. The bone marrow stroma in vivo: ontogeny, structure, cellular composition and changes in disease Paolo Bianco and Mara Riminucci; 3. Isolation, purification and in vitro manipulation of human bone marrow stromal precursor cells Stan Gronthos, Stephen E. Graves and Paul J. Simmons; 4. Isolation and culture of human bone-derived cells Roger Gundle, Karina Stewart, Joanne Screen and Jon N. Beresford; 5. Marrow stromal adipocytes Jeffrey M. Gimble; 6. Osteoblast lineage in experimental animals Jane E. Aubin and Alexa Herbertson; 7. Chondrocyte culture Ranieri Cancedda, Fiorella Descalzi Cancedda and Beatrice Dozin; 8. Osteogenic potential of vascular pericytes Ana M. Schor and Ann E. Canfield; Index.

'… the editors and the conributors have done a signal service to the community of cell culture. This book really is a handbook - one that should be lying on the bench in the laboratory. The descriptions are very clear and the recipes seem to be complete. There are also useful tips from experienced workers to aid both the beginner and the more experienced scientist. I have been growing cells in the laboratory for about three decades and I learnt a lot from this book.' Sydney Shall, BDSB Newsletter