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The Effects of Acetic Acid on Mammalian Cells

Oana Marina, Antoinette Trujillo, Claire Sanders, Kassidy Burnett, James P. Freyer, and Judith R. Mourant

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Abstract

Effects of the contrast agent, acetic acid, on mammalian cells are studied using light scattering measurements, viability and fluorescence pH assays. Results depend on whether cells are in PBS or are live and metabolizing.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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