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Cellular experiment

Techniques for detecting, quantifying and localizing antigens and antibodies — ELISA, Western blotting, immunohistochemistry and flow cytometry. Below are the protocols, FAQs and technical articles in our knowledge base tagged with this topic.

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This experiment is mainly used for the suspension culture method of human peripheral blood lymphocytes and for the preparation of chromosomal specimens.

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Cells of each species generally have a certain number, shape and size of chromosomes. The action of colchicine can cause dividing cells to be blocked in the mid

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Mouse embryonic stem cell culture can be: (1) cell preservation; (2) used for stem cell research; (3) used for cell physiology, morphology and other research; (

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The micronucleus test can be used for: chromosome damage and a rapid test method for chemical toxicants that interfere with cell mitosis.

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Soft agar clone formation experiments can be used in (1) basic research on cell differentiation; (2) efficacy testing of clinical tumor therapy, etc.

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Cell fusion is the process by which two or more cells merge to become a single cell. Spontaneous fusion occurs naturally in both in vivo and in vitro cultured c

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Any animal or plant cell has a specific morphological structure, which can be clearly distinguished under a microscope by fixing and staining it, and then the s

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Cultures of neural stem cells can be used (1) to enable their specific differentiation into neurons, astrocytes, and oligodendrocytes; and (2) their ability to

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The advantages of cell electrofusion are (1) high fusion rate, (2) non-toxicity, (3) easy operation, and (4) high viability of the fused cells in further cultur

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From the inspected feed products or raw materials, a certain number of representative parts are taken according to regulations, called samples. Samples are gene

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Radiation self-development technology is the use of radioactive isotopes produced by the action of rays on the photographic emulsion of silver chloride crystals

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Rat vascular endothelial cell culture can be used for (1) studies on blood fluidity, prevention of thrombosis, and regulation of vascular tone; (2) studies on s

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Rat lung fibroblast cell culture can be (1) used for cell preservation, (2) used for molecular biology research, and (3) used for gene therapy research.

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Tumour Invasion Assay (TIA) can be applied to (1) study the effects of various cytokines on the invasion and metastasis of malignant tumor cells; (2) research o

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Rabbit bladder smooth muscle cell culture can be used to (1) isolate and obtain high purity rabbit bladder smooth muscle cells, (2) perform cytological characte

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Primary cultures of mouse hepatocytes can be used (1) for cell preservation, (2) for molecular biology research, and (3) for gene therapy research.

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Primary culture of human synoviocytes can be applied to: (1) cell preservation; (2) for physiological and morphological studies of the corresponding cells; (3)

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Observation of apoptosis by transmission electron microscopy can be used to: (1) clearly observe the changes of cell structure during different periods of apopt

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Primary cultures of rat hepatic stellate cells can be (1) used for cell preservation, (2) used for molecular biology research, and (3) used for gene therapy res

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This experiment focuses on primary culture of mouse hepatocytes as the first step in establishing various cell lines.

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Rat Mammalian Osteoblast Cell Culture Cultures are used for (1) obtaining rat mammalian osteoblasts; (2) cytological mechanism study of bone repair.

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Rat aortic smooth muscle cell culture can be used to (1) obtain rat aortic smooth muscle cells, (2) for vascular disease research, and (3) for arterial disease

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The experimental model of tumor cell-induced angiogenesis can be used to (1) establish an in vitro experimental model to facilitate further research, and (2) ob

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Rat pancreatic islet cells can be used as (1) experimental materials for in-depth study of islet cell function in the laboratory; (2) cellular screening models

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Mitochondria are an important organelle within the cell and are the site of cellular respiration. The energy required for various cellular activities is mainly

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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

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Membrane structure in which proteins and lipids have relative lateral mobility; the cell membrane is composed of a phospholipid bilayer and proteins that are em

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Cell growth curves can be applied to (1) determine the absolute cell growth number and (2) determine cell viability.

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Microphotography is a method of taking pictures through a microscope. It is one of the indispensable means for scientific research, experience exchange and arbi

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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,

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Three factors make the COS cell expression system suitable for high-level, short-term expression of proteins: (i) the plasmid containing the SV40 replication st

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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

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Most available baculovirus vectors are constructed on a plasmid basis and provide ampicillin resistance.

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Target cells with specific antigens (e.g., normal cells, tumor cells, virus-infected cells) bind to the corresponding antibody and, with the participation of co

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Currently cultured cells can be sent to each other both domestically and internationally, for which a method of transporting the cells is required. Source of co

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T cells in normal human peripheral blood bind directly to sheep red blood cells (SRBC) in vitro to form rosette clusters. This is because human T cell membranes

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The tissue culture cell method facilitates direct observation of living cells and is an outstanding superiority of tissue culture techniques. It allows the expe

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The cell infiltration growth assay test can be applied to (1) detect cancer cell traits and (2) study the mode of cell infiltration or penetration.

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Amniotic fluid contains fetal shed epithelial cells that can be cultured in vitro to test for fetal karyotype. Source: Tissue Culture and Molecular Cytology Tec

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This experiment is from the website of Basic Medical Experimental Teaching Center of Guiyang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

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Renal epithelial cell cultures can be used: (1) to study the Na+-dependent inorganic phosphorus transport system inhibited, for example, by parathyroid hormone;

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The blood is made into a thin film smear with uniform cell distribution, stained with complex dyes, classified and counted according to the morphological charac

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Rapidly resuscitate cells, slowly dilute and re-inoculate at high cell density Source: Animal Cell Culture: A Guide to Basic Techniques, Fifth Edition

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Animal Cell Culture: A Guide to Basic Experiments Chicken embryos are easier to isolate because they are larger than contemporaneous mouse embryos. As with mous

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It is mainly used to detect the killing activity of effector cells on target cells.

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The adenoma is usually digested with enzymes, and the cancerous tissue is minced with a scalpel blade. If well-differentiated colorectal cancer specimens are no

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Bone marrow cells were suspended with agar or methylcellulose, and then the cells were inoculated in Petri dishes with appropriate growth factors.

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Isolation of mouse embryos can be used for: (1) Culturing mouse embryos in vitro and figuring out appropriate culture conditions. (2) Using embryos for developm

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Digest monolayers of cells or disperse the original tissue with trypsin and inoculate the cells onto a substrate coated with agar. The aggregates are transferre

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Cells in 75 cm2 culture flasks were digested with trypsin, counted and mixed with alginate solution. Alginate cell suspension was added dropwise to calcium chlo

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Add the cell suspension to a round culture flask and then place the flask on a rotating rack and turn it slowly.

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Brains were removed from fetal rats at 17 d or 18 d of gestation (contact the local animal ethics committee) and the brains were made into single cell suspensio

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Cells were inoculated into filter membrane Petri dishes and cultured in excess culture solution in multiwell culture plates.

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Cells and microbeads were inoculated at high concentrations and then diluted, stirred and sampled as required.

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The resuscitation of frozen cells can be used for: (1) In the experimental manipulation of cells, frozen cells are resuscitated and then cultured for passaging.

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There are two different strategies for detecting mycoplasma: the first method, which will be described in the following scheme, utilizes the fluorescent dye Hoe

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The following protocol describes the use of trypsin to treat cells for passaging or collection. Cell lines are usually maintained by passaging once a week and c

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This protocol is a modification of the force method of Hennings et al. (1980). Gestational BALB/c mice are available from Harland Sprague Dawley, and the protoc

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Different lots of serum have different abilities to support cell growth, especially clonal cell growth. Testing different batches of serum and then purchasing s

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Various cellular manipulations, including passaging, freezing, and isolation of primary tissues, can lead to cell death. To determine the number of surviving ce

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Cells growing in monolayers proliferate, fuse into sheets, and grow all over the surface of the cell vial. Some cells can be maintained in the plateau phase for

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The generalized protocol described below applies to mouse, rat, hamster, and chicken embryos. It is best to select embryos that are approximately half the time

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Blood count analysis can be used to (1) get basic information about the patient's blood and (2) find out if the patient has an infection, anemia, or coagulation

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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Platelet RNA levels correlate with thrombopoietic status and can distinguish thrombocytopenia due to myelosuppression or increased peripheral blood destruction.

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Whole blood fluorescence monolabeling can detect platelet CD62p, CD63, CD42b, CD41, CD61 and other indicators. Source: Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry,

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on the "Guide to Cellular Experiments", translated by Huang Peitang et al.

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The attenuated replication-defective poxvirus Ankara (MVA), an alternative to standard poxvirus strains, can be used as a vector for the expression of exogenous

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Although electron microscopy cannot observe living cells and tissues, the advent of electron microscopy still revolutionized the development of microscopy. Sinc

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In 1949 Ling and Gerard used capillary glass tubes to make microelectrodes so that one could record the electrical activity of individual nerve cells before lab

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With the advent of molecular genetics techniques, important advances have been made in somatic cell hybridization: the DNA used as a probe can be obtained from

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MSCs in culture are best assessed by clone formation assays and trilineage differentiation capacity toward osteoblasts, adipocytes, and chondrocytes. However, c

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Digest the monolayer culture with trypsin, or take a sample from the suspension culture; prepare a coverslip and add the cells to the small chamber of the hemoc

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When fusing cells in suspension or monolayer cell systems, the treatment of cells with PEG should be short to minimize cell death. Usually, a 24 h recovery peri

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The cut tissues were placed in trypsin at 4°C for 16-18 h. After removing the trypsin, the cells were warmed and dispersed in warm medium.

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Cells are cultured in culture chambers with suitable optical microscope characteristics. The microscope is fitted with a camera connected to a gas recorder, an

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Cells were mechanically isolated from the cell monolayer and cultured for expansion at 27°C and in suspension.

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Chopped tissues were placed in complete medium containing collagenase for incubation, and after the tissues were broken down, collagenase was removed by centrif

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Single organs or tissues were cut out and placed whole in cold trypsin overnight, trypsin was removed, organs or tissues were briefly incubated, cells were disp

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Cells are inoculated at low density, cultured until colony formation, stained (for clone formation rate and survival assays ) or used for screening when cells a

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The medium was removed, trypsin was added for brief action, incubated, cells were dispersed in medium, counted, diluted and re-inoculated.

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There has been a great deal of interest in forming corneas in culture, as attempts have been made to replace the rabbit eye experiments (Draze's experiments) wi

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The tissue in the medium is forcefully passed through a series of sieves of decreasing pore size until a desirable suspension of single cells or small tissue ma

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Samples were aspirated from suspension cell cultures, cells were counted, and appropriate amounts of suspension cells were inoculated into fresh medium in new c

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Although cells isolated from adult livers do not express all the properties of the liver parenchyma, there is no doubt that suitable cell lines can be cultured.

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6 ml of Ficoll-Hypaque solution was added to a 25 ml bind-cap centrifuge tube, 9 ml of medium containing 2 × 107 cells was added on top, centrifuged, and

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Inoculation of homologous or heterologous cells-such as those from mouse embryos. Pending clonal culture of the cell under test, medium density, irradiated with

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Collect medium from homologous or heterologous cell lines in late logarithmic growth, filter, and dilute with fresh medium as needed.

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The agar is liquid at high temperatures, but becomes a gel at 37°C. Cells are suspended in warm agar gel medium and cultured after the agar has formed a gel, f

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Aspirate colonies with a spiking gun or Pasteur pipette and transfer to culture wells in culture flasks or multiwell plates.

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Colonies were digested with trypsin in porcelain cloning rings, glass rings, PTFE rings, or stainless steel rings and transferred to one well of a 24-well or 12

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Place the culture bottles upside down under an X-ray machine or 60Co source and shade the desired colonies with a lead block.

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Cerebellums from 4-8 neonatal rats were cut into small cubes, placed in HBSS, and digested with trypsin for 15 min at 37°C. Cells were inoculated into petri

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Since the desired organ culture technique involves placing the tissue in a position ideal for gas and nutrient exchange, most of these techniques involve placin

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After trypsin digestion, epidermal slices isolated from skin slices were dispersed with EDTA and then incubated with serum-free culture medium supplemented with

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Breast milk and mastopexy excised tissue are suitable sources of material for normal mammary ductal epithelium, and purer epithelial cells can be obtained from

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Cells were suspended in medium containing Mexisol, and such cells were seeded in Petri dishes lined with an agar (or agarose) gel base.

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Place the culture on the microscope's stage, turn on the power, select the appropriate lens and focus on the specimen. Adjust the condenser and phase contrast r

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A buffy coat or another mixed cell suspension is mixed with antibody-conjugated microbeads, diluted and placed in a magnetic separation column. Cells bound to t

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This lab was derived from: Animal Cell Culture - A Guide to Basic Techniques (5th Edition)

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The cells are sequentially placed in a series of concentrations of MTX for several weeks, with periodic changes to fresh medium containing the same drug concent

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Cultures were fixed with methanol and stained directly with undiluted Giemsa's solution, then the stain was diluted 1:10, the cultures were washed, and observed

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Homogenize cells or tissues in buffer, followed by sonication. An amount of the cell suspension is mixed with Hoechst 33258 and the fluorescence is determined.

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Open the microscope and calibrate the optical path. Focus on the relevant area of the specimen. Check the connection between the camera and the computer, direct

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The dry powder was dissolved by constant stirring, adjusted to final volume, tested for pH and conductivity, and autoclaved in predetermined portions.

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Cells blocked in mid-division were fixed, swollen in hypotonic solution, dropped on slides, stained, and observed [ Rothfels and Siminovitch, 1958; Rooney and C

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Cells were collected, washed with D-PBSA and reconstituted into a cell suspension of 5×107 cells/ml, cell extracts were prepared and stored at -70°C.

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The colorimetric method can determine the amount of total protein at any point in time. Continuous observation over a period of time can be used to determine ne

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Prepare storage concentrates and freeze for preservation. Thaw, mix, aseptically filter and store when needed.

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Dissolve all the dry powder in the package with appropriate amount of ultrapure water: put the container on the magnetic stirrer and add the dry powder while st

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The cells were fixed and primary and secondary antibodies were added sequentially and visualized by UV light.

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Move the culture to another incubator, turn off the power to the empty incubator, then scrub it with detergent and ethanol and turn on the heat switch in order

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Cells were cultured for at least one week in the absence of antibiotics, culture supernatants were transferred to the indicated cells in early logarithmic growt

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This lab was derived from: Animal Cell Culture - A Guide to Basic Techniques (5th Edition)

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After removal of erythrocytes by dextran-promoted sedimentation, a citrate- or heparin-anticoagulated layer of whole blood or plasma is added on top of the dens

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This lab was derived from: Animal Cell Culture - A Guide to Basic Techniques (5th Edition)

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Blood is collected, allowed to clot, and the serum is separated. Filter the serum through filters with progressively decreasing pore sizes. Dispense vials, pack

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Cultures were washed several times with high concentrations of antibiotics by rinsing monolayer cultures or by resuspending non-adherent cells by centrifugation

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The tissues were minced and washed, and the tissue blocks were inoculated on the surface of culture flasks or Picot dishes with a small amount of medium contain

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Viability assays are used to detect potentially damaging processes such as primary isolation, cell separation, or the percentage of living cells after freeze-th

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In consultation with hospital personnel, provide labeled containers with culture media and arrange to have samples taken from the operating room or pathologist.

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The tissue was minced and stirred in trypsin for several hours, and the isolated cells were collected every half hour, centrifuged, and added to serum-containin

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This lab was derived from: Animal Cell Culture - A Guide to Basic Techniques (5th Edition)

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The prostate was removed and the specimen processed (30 min), and the prostate tissue was digested with collagenase (1 h) to collect individual cells and small

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Living cells can take up diacetylfluorescein and hydrolyze it to fluorescein, which cannot pass through the cell membrane of living cells [Rotman and Papermaste

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The cells were treated with different concentrations of experimental reagents for 24h. After trypsin digestion, the cells are inoculated at low cell density, in

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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This experiment is based on "Color Atlas of Practical Flow Cytometry", edited by Shukui Wang and Zhenying Zhou.

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Cells were cultured on a small scale and then added to a culture aspiration flask pre-moderated and pre-filled with 5% CO2. The cell suspension was slowly agita

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Staurosporine is a potent inhibitor of protein kinase C and most other kinases, including tyrosine protein kinases. Directly inhibits topoisomerase II activity

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Prepare a cell suspension from the culture solution by injecting the suspension into each of the small chambers of the unit. Place with the long side down. Rota

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Lymphocyte proliferation test, usually under the stimulation of antigenic substances such as mitogens and other antigenic substances, proliferation, differentia

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The mixed lymphocyte proliferation assay, also known as mixed lymphocyte culture (MLC) or as mixed lymphocyte response (MLR), is commonly used in tissue matchin

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Cell staining with DAPI

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When pure formaldehyde is dissolved in aqueous solution, it automatically polymerizes into long-chain paraformaldehyde. Its length varies and the polymerization

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When T cells are stimulated by non-specific mitogens (e.g. PHA, ConA) during in vitro culture, they may be transformed into lymphoblastoid cells with increased

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Check the design of the formulation: if the formulation is complete, it can be used directly after the addition of serum; if the formulation is incomplete (e.g.

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Cells were labeled with 3H -TdR and DNA was extracted to determine radioactivity levels by scintigraphy Source : Animal Cell Culture : A Guide to Basic Techniqu

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Three-dimensional (3D) cell culture refers to the co-culture of carriers with different materials of three-dimensional structure and different kinds of cells in

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Cell resuscitation is the process of thawing cells frozen in liquid nitrogen and then re-culturing them to restore cell growth.

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The cell membrane is the barrier for the exchange of substances between the cell and the external environment, and is a semi-permeable membrane that can selecti

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Telomerase is a reverse transcriptase capable of synthesizing telomeric DNA using its own RNA as a template. It is generally accepted that telomerase consists o

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Nuclear transfer, also known as microinjection, is a core component of cloning in mammalian technology and has been highly regarded by the scientific community

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Cilia and flagellum are specialized structures extending from the surface of cells of unicellular or multicellular organisms. Inside is a shaft composed of micr

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Embryonic stem cells are cells with a self-renewal and totipotent differentiation ability to develop and differentiate all tissues and organs of the adult body,

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Microtubules are a common structure in eukaryotic cells. They are hollow tubular fibers that are polymerized from heterodimers of a and beta microtubule protein

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Sister chromatid exchange (SCE) is a special type of homologous recombination between two chromatids formed during the replication of the same chromosome.The me

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Different amino acids have side-chain groups with different chemical properties, some with basic side-chains, some with acidic side-chains, which makes differen

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Chromosomes are visible structures that appear during mitosis in eukaryotic cells, and only by obtaining chromosome specimens can karyotyping be performed to de

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Sex chromatin preparation test can take oral mucous membrane cells, shed cells in urine, amniotic fluid cells, chorionic villus cells, etc. as the material for

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In situ hybridization (ISH) refers to the use of specifically labeled nucleic acid probes with known base sequences to hybridize with homologous DNA sequences i

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The in-induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS) technology not only solves the ethical problems associated with the source of embryonic stem cells, but also avoids

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Peroxidase is an enzyme abundantly present in liver, kidney, neutrophils and epithelial cells of small intestinal mucosa, more present in the peroxisomes of cel

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Cryopreservation experiments of cells refer to the protection of cells cultured in vitro by adding liquid nitrogen. In order to maintain their various biologica

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Cell counting is a basic technique in cell biology experiments, which is widely used to determine the growth status of cultured cells and the inoculation densit

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Cell recovery assay is a process in which frozen cells are removed from - 196 °C liquid nitrogen and thawed to restore their viability.

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Epidermal cell culture experiments refer to the culture of epidermal cells under in vitro conditions.

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Skeletal muscle cell culture experiments are those in which skeletal muscle cells are cultured under in vitro conditions.

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Cell freezing refers to the use of a protective agent added to the cryopreservation solution to freeze the cells in -175 ℃ liquid nitrogen. At present, the com

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Cell micrometry experiments are experiments in which the size of cells is measured, and the method of this experiment is mainly to measure the size of cells wit

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The radioisotope itself can record the site and intensity of its presence in close contact with photographic latex, showing accurately the localized relationshi

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Calcium ions play an important role in many physiological activities. Cytofluorescence calcium ion imaging is an imaging technique that utilizes calcium ion ind

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Primary culture experiments with nerve cells can be used to: acquire myelin sheaths and become nerve fibers after they have traveled some distance from the cell

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The Golgi method is capable of detecting minute morphological changes in the dendrites and dendritic spines of nerve cells in the brain of animals caused by dru

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Invasion of a malignant tumor into adjacent tissues is called invasion. Detecting the ability of a tumor to invade is a way to determine the ability of a tumor

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Changes in endothelial barrier function regulate vascular leakage into tissues to maintain homeostasis. Altered endothelial cell permeability is important in th

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Cell spreading technique is a common and necessary experimental operation for cells, essential in cell counting, culture, immunofluorescence and other experimen

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The DoubletFinder method identifies doublets based on the expression matrix, mixes the simulated doublets with the original cell matrix, performs dimensionality

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The human endometrium is a highly regenerative tissue, and this great regenerative capacity is thought to be directly related to human endometrial stem cells. E

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Cell freezing and resuscitation can be (1) used for biological preservation, (2) used for stem cell research in medicine, and (3) used for passaging culture.

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Single-cell spreading plate is to add appropriate amount of complete medium into each well of cell culture plate in advance, shake well to make the medium infil

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Cellular energy metabolism, specifically cellular aerobic respiration and glycolysis, was measured using the seahorse instrument.

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Mouse peritoneal macrophage cultivation can (1) phagocytosis and removal of foreign substances; (2) secretion of bioactive substances; (3) to bionic fully degra

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The MTT assay is a common method for cell growth detection by MTT (chemical name 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol-2)-2,5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide, trade name thiazolyl

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Copper-dependent cell death is a new form of cell death, defined as a non-apoptotic cell death pathway. In healthy cells, copper ions enter the cell through cop

Updated Jun 2025·34 min read
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Techniques often explored alongside immunological experiments.

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