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Next Subject 		Primary culture of rat endothelial cellsjfriesen132001-11-28Click here to register.
We have problems with non-endothelial cells growing in our primary cultures. Under the microscope the appear round and are quite bright. Any idea what type of cells these might be?
 
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jpartee2001-11-29Click here to register.
Sounds like hybridoma cells but that is not what they are.  It is almost impossible to tell what kind of cell they are without a genotype or karyotype analysis.  These could just be the same cell with different morphology, or maybe mycoplasma.  Try to get them typed if it worries you.

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