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This image depicts one of the steps involved in the process to reconstitute frozen cell cultures. In this particular step, the technician was holding a cell culture vial that had been turned so that its contents, consisting of a pink-colored fluid, was being poured into a standard 100ml Pyrex beaker. The photograph was used in a November 1981 Governmental publication, which was published through the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and the Centers for Disease Control, as a CDC Lab Update; 81-125 in the organization’s former Continuing Education Series, Laboratory Training and Consultation Division, Virology Training Branch. The specific article was entitled, “Reconstitution of Frozen Cells”, by Harold C. Ballew.
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Creation Date: 1970
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