Four bottles used for growing bulk supplies of cells

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Four bottles used for growing bulk supplies of cells at the Common Cold Research Unit

Details

Category:
Public Health & Hygiene
Object Number:
1990-84/4
type:
bottles
credit:
MRC Common Cold Unit

Parts

Pyrex glass baby bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Pyrex glass baby bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Pyrex glass 'baby bottles' used for growing bulk supplies of cells at the Common Cold Research Unit

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Baby bottles were widely used for tissue cultures because of the good quality of glass used.

Measurements:
overall: 165 mm 55 mm,
Materials:
glass
Object Number:
1990-84/4/1
type:
bottles
Glass bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Glass bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Glass bottle with metal screw lid used for growing bulk supplies of cells at the Common Cold Research Unit

Measurements:
overall: 173 mm x 62 mm x 40 mm,
Materials:
glass and metal (unknown)
Object Number:
1990-84/4/2
type:
bottles
Glass bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Glass bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Glass bottle with metal screw lid used for growing bulk supplies of cells at the Common Cold Research Unit

Measurements:
overall: 173 mm x 62 mm x 40 mm,
Materials:
glass and metal (unknown)
Object Number:
1990-84/4/3
type:
bottles
Glass bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Glass bottle used for growing bulk supplies of cells

Pyrex flask used for growing bulk supplies of cells at the Common Cold Research Unit

Measurements:
overall: 268 mm x 112 mm x 54 mm,
Materials:
glass
Object Number:
1990-84/4/4
type:
bottles

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