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J L Morlat

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A rapid photoelectric method for reading cell migration from agarose microdroplets.

A rapid photoelectric method for reading cell migration from agarose microdroplets is described. Practically instantaneous, the method eliminates drawing and planimetry and makes feasible the use of a wide range of antigen concentrations. The results obtained are similar to those obtained by planimetry, but the photoelectric method is more sensitive. Enhancement of migration as well as inhibition were significantly demonstrated by this method. Migration inhibition of immune mouse spleen cells was found to be bizonal, with 2 peaks, one at very low antigen concentrations (10(-3) microgram/ml ovalbumin) and one at 10 microgram/ml.

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A rapid photoelectric method for reading cell migration.

A rapid photoelectric method for reading macrophage migration is described which eliminates drawing and planimetry of cell fans. The results obtained are shown to be concordant with those obtained by planimetry. The time required to read a cell migration experiment is reduced from several hours to a few minutes.

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