A number of subsequent reports (from as far back as the early 1980s), showed that cell suspension (using a shaking-incubator) significantly increased culture growth. Continuous agitation has also been shown to improve other parameters of culture growth relevant to researchers, such as the prolongation of culture synchrony after synchronization procedures, and a reduction of the rate of multiple infections.
Several reports from the early 1980s showed that using cell suspension (with shaking-incubator) significantly increased cell culture growth. Continuous agitation has also been shown to improve other aspects of cell culture growth, such as extending the synchronization period after synchronization procedures and reducing the rate of multiple infections.