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Claire-
Do their cells grow on regular tissue culture plastic dishes and 
flasks?  If so, the R product is specifically made to duplicate the 
plasma-treated polystyrene surface of that tissue culture plastic.  It 
works great.  Why they call it "R" I have no idea.
Carol

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