Research Article
Clonal Populations of Amniotic Cells by Dilution and Direct Plating: Evidence for Hidden Diversity
Table 1
Independent cell populations from uncultured amniocentesis samplesa.
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aAmniocentesis samples were donated with informed consent under approved IRB protocol. bDiluted samples were plated in 1 to 5 tissue-culture-treated plates. Clones were assigned unique identifier based on position and plate of derivation. cPopulations arising from a single spherical cluster in a single well. dPopulation derived from 2-well separated spherical clusters in a single well. ePopulations that did not continue to proliferate and were discarded after 2 weeks in culture. fTotal number of populations obtained from a single amniocentesis sample. gTotal number of viable populations expanded and cryopreserved for long-term storage. |