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Male diploid embryonic cell line ofDrosophila virilis

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A new established cell line 79f7Dv3g, ofDrosophila virilis consisting initially of male and female cells and represented now, after 6 yr of cultivation, only by male cells is described. The population doubling time is 36 h at 25° C. The cell culture is also able to grow in serum-free media for an indefinite time without special selection and has a population doubling time of 2 d.

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Braude-Zolotarjova, T.Y., Kakpakov, V.T. & Schuppe, N.G. Male diploid embryonic cell line ofDrosophila virilis . In Vitro Cell Dev Biol 22, 481–484 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02623449

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