Abstract: A method for culturing colorectal cancer solid tumor primary cells and colorectal cancer ascites primary tumor cells and supporting reagents. A method for culturing colorectal cancer solid tumor primary cells and colorectal cancer ascites primary tumor cells and supporting reagents. Colorectal cancer solid tumor tissues are treated with mild cell dissociation reagents, and colorectal cancer cells are isolated from ascites with a mild method, thereby ensuring the vitality of cancer cells to the greatest extent. A special serum-free medium is prepared, and colorectal cancer solid tumor-derived tumor cells are cultured in vitro with a suspension culture system to ensure normal expansion of the cancer cells while eliminating the interference of normal cells to the greatest extent. The colorectal cancer primary cell culture obtained by the method are usable for in vitro experiments, second-generation sequencing, building of animal models, and building of cell lines at multiple cell levels.

Abstract: A method for culturing primary gynecological tumor cells and culture medium used therein. The method includes using mild cell dissociation reagents to treat a gynecological solid tumor tissue, to ensure the vitality of tumor cells in the tissue to the greatest extent; preparing a special serum-free medium, and using a suspension culture system to culture solid tumor cells derived from a gynecological tumor in vitro to ensure the normal expansion of tumor cells and eliminate interference from normal cells to the greatest extent. The primary gynecological tumor cell culture obtained by the method of the present invention can be used for various cell-based in vitro experiments, second-generation sequencing, construction of animal models, construction of cell lines and the like. It is foreseeable that this culture method has broad application prospects in the fields of gynecological tumor research and clinical diagnosis and treatment.

Abstract: A method for culturing primary cells from solid tumor tissues of lung cancer and primary tumor cells from pleural effusion of lung cancer, and the auxiliary reagents. A method for culturing primary cells from solid tumor tissues of lung cancer and primary tumor cells from pleural effusion of lung cancer and the auxiliary reagents. The core of the technology is as follows: (1) solid tumor of lung cancer are treated by using a mild cell dissociating reagent, and lung cancer cells in pleural effusion are dissociated by a mild method, ensuring the vitality of cancer cells to the greatest extent; (2) a special serum-free medium is prepared, and tumor cells derived from solid tumor tissues of lung cancer are cultured in vitro by using a suspension culture system, ensuring the normal amplification of the cancer cells while eliminating the interference of normal cells to the greatest extent.

Abstract: A method for culturing primary cells of gastric cancer and gallbladder cancer and cholangiocarcinoma and auxiliary reagents. A method for culturing primary cells of gastric cancer and gallbladder cancer and cholangiocarcinoma and auxiliary reagents. The core of the technology is that: (1) the solid tumor tissues of gastric cancer and gallbladder cancer and cholangiocarcinoma are treated with a mild cell dissociation reagent, and the primary tumor cells of gallbladder cancer and cholangiocarcinoma in a bile sample are isolated by a mild method to ensure the vitality of cancer cells to the greatest extent; (2) a special serum-free medium is prepared, and tumor cells of gastric cancer and gallbladder cancer and cholangiocarcinoma are cultured in vitro by a suspension culture system to eliminate the interference of normal cells to the greatest extent while ensuring normal amplification of cancer cells.

Abstract: A method for culturing colorectal cancer solid tumor primary cells and colorectal cancer ascites primary tumor cells and supporting reagents. A method for culturing colorectal cancer solid tumor primary cells and colorectal cancer ascites primary tumor cells and supporting reagents. Colorectal cancer solid tumor tissues are treated with mild cell dissociation reagents, and colorectal cancer cells are isolated from ascites with a mild method, thereby ensuring the vitality of cancer cells to the greatest extent. A special serum-free medium is prepared, and colorectal cancer solid tumor-derived tumor cells are cultured in vitro with a suspension culture system to ensure normal expansion of the cancer cells while eliminating the interference of normal cells to the greatest extent. The colorectal cancer primary cell culture obtained by the method are usable for in vitro experiments, second-generation sequencing, building of animal models, and building of cell lines at multiple cell levels.