Immunisation method for sterilising malignant cells - use appts. to irradiate stained cells with yellow or blue laser light

摘要

When sterilizing malignant cells which are to be used for immunization by injection, it is important that the cell walls are not damaged. This is accomplished in this invention by irradiating the malignant cells with yellow or blue laser photons. The laser is mirrored all round and is linked directly, via fluorescent channels, with a mirrored condenser with the same fluorescent media and a laser tube with a diameter of about 1cm. A concave mirror and lense system focus the rays to the required depth. Slits in the tube enable slides containing the cells to be inserted. Light meters control the exposure times. The cells are stained with saffron.