When the NPCs grew attached, the morphology of primary NPCs was observed (magnification 200×) under an inverted microscope (Ts2-FL, Nikon, Tokyo, Japan) as appropriate. NPCs with passage ≤3 (P ≤ 3) were used for the subsequent experiments in the present study [22 (link)–24 (link)].
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Isolation and Culture of Nucleus Pulposus Cells
When the NPCs grew attached, the morphology of primary NPCs was observed (magnification 200×) under an inverted microscope (Ts2-FL, Nikon, Tokyo, Japan) as appropriate. NPCs with passage ≤3 (P ≤ 3) were used for the subsequent experiments in the present study [22 (link)–24 (link)].
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