Live staining and dead-viable identification of plant cells
In vivo staining can be used to (1) show certain natural structures within the cell using certain non-toxic or minimally toxic dyes, and (2) not affect the life
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Cellular wound healing assay
The cellular wound healing assay is widely used and improved by researchers to study the role of various experimental conditions such as gene knockout and chemo
Nitrate reductase activity assay (in vivo method)
Nitrate reductase activity assays can be used to: measure its efficiency in catalyzing the reduction of nitrate to nitrite in plants.
Gene annotation prokka
Prokaryotic genome assembly and sequencing has a mature methodology, but there is no fast and easy way to annotate the assembled genome. Prokka: rapid prokaryot
Gene chip technology
Gene chips, also known as DNA chips, DNA array, etc., refers to the in situ synthesis of oligonucleotides on a solid-phase support or the direct curing of a lar
micrography
It is a kind of technology that uses micrographic device to record the microstructure of the objects observed in the field of view of microscope for further ana
Cellular agglutination reactions and cell membrane permeability
Cell membranes are unit membranes composed of lipid bilayers studded with proteins, which in turn bind to sugar molecules as a branched sugar coat on the cell s
Ultravital staining and observation of mitochondrial and vesicular lineages
Live staining is a method of staining the cells or tissues of living organisms that can be colored but is not toxic. Its purpose is to show certain structures w
Determination of soluble sugar content in plants (anthrone method)
The determination of soluble sugars in fruits and vegetables can be used to: understand and identify the quality of fruits and vegetables.