Leitfaden für die Zell- und Gewebekultur

Einführung in Grundlagen und Techniken

Boxberger, Hans Jürgen

1. Edition October 2006
XIV, 242 Pages, Softcover
51 Pictures
1 tables
Textbook

ISBN: 978-3-527-31468-3

Wiley-VCH, Weinheim

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Zellkultur gehört mittlerweile zum Handwerkszeug in allen Bio-Berufen, ob in Forschung, Industrie oder Klinik. Worauf es dabei in erster Linie ankommt erklärt der Autor in übersichtlicher und leicht nachvollziehbarer Art und Weise.

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Nowadays cell culture is part of the tools used in all bio-professions, whether in research, industry or clinics. The author, the manager of a cell culture company, explains the main aspects in a clear and readily comprehensible manner.
An overview of the most important instruments, materials and nutrients, the basic rules of sterile working, as well as a description of the most common problems and how to solve them quickly equip trainees, students and specialists (again) for the cell laboratory.
Includes a glossary of all important technical terms.

Ausrüstung bzw. Einrichtung eines Zellkulturlabors sowie Sicherheitsstandards
Verbrauchsmaterial
Steriles Arbeiten
Kontaminationen und Antibiose
Zellkulturmedien und Zusätze
Standardmethoden in der Zellkultur (einschließlich Problemlösungen)
Methoden zur Qualitätsverbesserung
Glossar

"Dieses Buch lässt weder Farbe noch Inhalte vermissen. Alles Notwendige und Wissenswerte zur Zellkultivierung ist so beschrieben, dass es eine erfolgreiche Umsetzung leicht machen sollte."
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Hans Jürgen Boxberger studied biology at Heidelberg University, and gained his doctorate in 1991 from the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg. From 1991 to 1996 he worked as a scientist in the infection biology department of the Max-Planck Institute for Biology in Tübingen, before moving to the Institute for Molecular Biology and Medical Chemistry at Magdeburg University Clinic for two years. Since 2001 he has been manager of ProCellula, a laboratory for cell and tissue culture in Dresden.
For many years, Dr. Boxberger has been organizing and teaching cell culture courses for TAs, doctoral candidates and bioscientists.