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Turbidimetric Measurement of Plant Cell Culture Growth ¹

^a Department of Biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139

Turbidimetric measurement of cultures grown in sidearm flasks was used to measure the growth of plant cells. The turbidity was shown to vary proportionally with cell number and dry weight over time. The effect of different freezing conditions on the growth of the culture was presented to demonstrate the application of the sidearm-turbidity method.

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