Calcein am
Calcein-AM is a cell-permeant fluorescent dye used to detect viable cells. It is a non-fluorescent precursor that is cleaved by intracellular esterases in live cells, producing a green-fluorescent calcein. This reaction indicates the presence of metabolically active cells.
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17 protocols using calcein am
Chloride Efflux Measurement in NMCs
Berberine Modulates Monocyte Adhesion
For in vitro chemotaxis, the HT-29 cell supernatants from above treatment were added in the lower chamber of Trans-well and then calcein AM-labeled THP-1 cells were added into the upper chamber for additional 2 h. The number of THP-1 cells were counted and detected under a microscope (Olympus IX73).
Nanozyme Effects on Cell Proliferation
Angiogenic Potential of HMVECs under VEGF Stimulation
Evaluating Cell Viability via Calcein-AM and PI
Viability Assay of MCF-7 Cells
Berberine Modulates Cell Adhesion and Chemotaxis
For in vitro chemotaxis, the above supernatants from OSM-stimulated CCD-18Co cells were plated into the lower chamber of trans-well plates (Corning Incorporated, Corning, NY, USA), meanwhile, calcein AM-labeled U937, THP-1, and Jurkat T cells were added into the upper chamber for 2 h incubation. Subsequently, cells in the lower chamber were amounted using hemocytometer (Thermo Fisher Scientific) and photographed under the fluorescent microscope (Olympus IX73).
Neutrophil Adhesion Assay with HUVECs
Auraptene Enhances HUVEC Angiogenesis
Evaluating Monocyte Adhesion to HUVECs
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