Experiments on the hierarchical separation of mitochondria
Fractionation (Fractionation) is a gradual sedimentation by centrifugation from low to high speed. First use low speed to make the larger particles precipitate,
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Trypan blue rejection assay
Taipan Blue is a cellular reactive dye that is commonly used to test the integrity of cell membranes. It is also used to detect the survival of cells. Live cell
Experiments on live staining of mitochondria
Mitochondria are an important organelle within the cell and are the site of cellular respiration. The energy required for various cellular activities is mainly
Soft agar colony culture assay of tumor cells
Soft agar colony culture experiments of tumor cells can be used for (1) basic research on cell differentiation; (2) efficacy testing of clinical tumor therapy,
Experiments on collection and structural observation of oocytes from mouse oviducts
Mouse oviduct oocyte collection and structural observation can be applied to recognize the structural composition of female reproductive organs and their locati
Specimen preparation and observation experiments of silver-stained nucleolus-forming region
In recent years, it has been found that although the short arm of the human telomeric chromosome is the site of the 28S, 18S, and 5.8S rRNA genes, called the nu
Sister chromatid exchange specimen preparation and analysis experiments
Sister chromatids are two parallel chromatids linked by a single mitotic site, formed by replication of the same chromosome during interphase of cell division,
Purification experiments of wild-type baculovirus
The baculoviruses are a class of DNA viruses that exclusively infect arthropods in nature. The virus particles are rod-shaped, the genome is a double-stranded c
Chromosome advance agglutination specimen preparation experiment
The process of fusing two or more cells of the same or different species into a single cell under natural conditions or by artificial means (physical, chemical