6 well cell culture dish
The 6-well cell culture dish is a laboratory equipment designed for the in vitro cultivation and study of cells. It provides a sterile, controlled environment for cell growth and experimentation. The dish features six separate wells, each with a flat bottom surface, allowing for the simultaneous culture and monitoring of multiple cell samples or conditions.
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3 protocols using 6 well cell culture dish
Cell Proliferation Assay for PDAC
Canine Skin Fibroblast Isolation
Assessing TRPM7-Mediated Invasion in BxPC-3 Cells
The cells on the lower side of the insert membrane were fixed with pre-chilled (4°C) methanol and stained with crystal violet solution (0.1%, Sigma®). The images were acquired under inverted light microscopy with phase contrast (Nikon ECLIPSE Ti, Melville, New York, USA) and processed using Adobe® Photoshop® 7. For each well, the invaded cells in all visual fields observed at 200× magnification were manually counted. Prior to seeding the cells in the culture plate, cell viability was determined by exclusion of trypan blue dye. The experiments were conducted three times with comparable results.
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