The distribution of colony-forming cells among spleen colonies
L Siminovitch, EA McCulloch, JE Till - 1963 - tspace.library.utoronto.ca
L Siminovitch, EA McCulloch, JE Till
1963•tspace.library.utoronto.caMATERIALS AND METHODS Mice. Mice used in these experiments were bred in the animal
colonies of the Ontario Cancer Institute. They consisted of C3Hf/HaOci, C57BL/HaOci and
the F1 hybrid between them (main colony) and C3H/Hen, C57BL/6J and the F1 hybrid
between them (annex colony). Animals were generally used as irradiated recipients for
hemopoietic cell transplants when 8 to 12 weeks of age, and following irradiation, were
housed 1-3 animals per cage, and allowed food and water freely.
colonies of the Ontario Cancer Institute. They consisted of C3Hf/HaOci, C57BL/HaOci and
the F1 hybrid between them (main colony) and C3H/Hen, C57BL/6J and the F1 hybrid
between them (annex colony). Animals were generally used as irradiated recipients for
hemopoietic cell transplants when 8 to 12 weeks of age, and following irradiation, were
housed 1-3 animals per cage, and allowed food and water freely.
MATERIALS AND METHODS Mice. Mice used in these experiments were bred in the animal colonies of the Ontario Cancer Institute. They consisted of C3Hf/HaOci, C57BL/HaOci and the F1 hybrid between them (main colony) and C3H/Hen, C57BL/6J and the F1 hybrid between them (annex colony). Animals were generally used as irradiated recipients for hemopoietic cell transplants when 8 to 12 weeks of age, and following irradiation, were housed 1-3 animals per cage, and allowed food and water freely.
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