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Cryopreservation and Freeze-Drying Protocols, Second Edition

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Table 1<br />

St<strong>and</strong>ards That May Apply to Biological Resource Centers<br />

Typical methods for Typical methods for Typical methods for<br />

Characteristic bacterial strains plant germplasm animal cell lines<br />

Purity Broth <strong>and</strong> agar culture to Broth <strong>and</strong> agar culture to reveal Broth <strong>and</strong> agar culture to show<br />

reveal pure growth absence of bacteria <strong>and</strong> fungi no growth of bacteria <strong>and</strong><br />

fungi (12)<br />

Tests for mycoplasma (12) <strong>and</strong> viral<br />

contamination (e.g., electron<br />

microscopy, molecular detection,<br />

inoculation of animals or test cell<br />

lines) (13)<br />

Authenticity Gram stain reaction, colony Morphology of cells/structures, DNA fingerprint, karyology,<br />

morphology, biochemical genotype, expression profile of isoenzyme analysis, cytochrome c<br />

genotyping, biochemical “secondary products,” DNA oxidase sequence (4)<br />

reactions, ribosomal<br />

gene sequence<br />

genotype (10)<br />

Stability/functional Antibiotic susceptibility, Retain ability to regenerate plants, Antibody secretion by hybridomas,<br />

capacity (cultures absence of mutations by sustained expression of susceptibility to viruses,<br />

recovered from cell gene sequencing “secondary products,” absence karyology<br />

banks reproducibly<br />

show key functions)<br />

of “sports” (10,11)

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