Electromanipulation has long been used to form pores in cell membranes to transfect them with foreign DNA. Now, the technique has been extended to the preparation of hybridomas.
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Glassy, M. Creating hybridomas by electrofusion. Nature 333, 579–580 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1038/333579a0
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