Subculture of a Cell Line
Overview
As cultured cells grow and divide, they use up nutrients and eventually, cells will multiply to a point that they run out of space in the culture vessel.
In this video, we demonstrate the steps for propagating a culture by transferring NIH3T3 cells from a previous culture to a new culture vessel.
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