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Dear Jonathan,
I did some experiments a long time ago treating cells with 0.2 and
0.4 M sorbitol. They could deal with 0.2 M, i.e. they freeze, shrink
and round up, but after about 1h they regain shape and motility. With
0.4 M sorbitol they do not recover and lyse after 1 to 2 hours.
Best wishes,
Ludwig
At 12:46 18.10.2021, you wrote:
>Dear All,
>Does anyone have an idea what the limits for the osmotic shock a
>Dicty cell can deal with and still function in some capacity? Is
>1.2M out of the question?
>Thanks,
>Jonathan
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>Professor Jonathan Chubb
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>Wellcome Trust Senior Fellow
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>MRC Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology
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>University College London,
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>Gower Street,
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>London
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>WC1E 6BT
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