LABORATORY PROCEDURES FOR ANIMAL & HUMAN CELL LINES
REFERENCE NO: AHC/1998/2/1.2
TITLE: ACCESSION CRITERIA
Accession criteria
The DSMZ welcomes the submission of new cell lines to be accessioned to the cell bank. However, expansion, quality control, characterisation and distribution of cell lines are very costly processes requiring considerable time and effort and financial support from the government. For this reason, evidence of utility and demand for each particular cell line is necessary before accessioning.
- INRC:
- When it is a cell line that a lot of people ask for
- when the cell line is not yet in any resource centre
- the cell line is well characterised and well published
If one of these criteria is met and if the cell line is tested mycoplasma contaminated, INRC tries to eradicate mycoplasma. Passage number is not mandatory.
Guidelines prepared for CABRI by CERDIC, DSMZ, ECACC, INRC, November 1998
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