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Cancer Cell Cam: Human Melanoma Cells Growing in Culture This sequence begins four times daily (your local time) at midnight, 6 AM, noon, and 6 PM. A fresh image is loaded every minute.
This sequence begins four times daily (your local time) at midnight, 6 AM, noon, and 6 PM. A fresh image is loaded every minute.
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Jump to Any Intermediate Frame One way to predict which tissue culture cell in a population is about to divide is to watch for a cell that is no longer spread on the culture chamber surface and is forming a sphere. Clicking on the decrement and increment buttons above allows you to view any previous frame in the sequence. If your browser doesn't load the next frame automatically, CLICK HERE TO RELOAD.
One way to predict which tissue culture cell in a population is about to divide is to watch for a cell that is no longer spread on the culture chamber surface and is forming a sphere. Clicking on the decrement and increment buttons above allows you to view any previous frame in the sequence.
If your browser doesn't load the next frame automatically, CLICK HERE TO RELOAD.
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