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The principal difference between the flask and in situ methods resides in the trypsinization step required for a suspension‐type harvest. The resulting metaphase spreads can no longer be traced back to an individual parental colony. In contrast, the in situ method leaves colonies intact. When large numbers of cells are required for biochemical or molecular diagnostic studies, culture in T25 flasks remains the method of choice.