Cell scraper
A cell scraper is a laboratory instrument used to detach adherent cells from the surface of a culture vessel, such as a petri dish or a cell culture flask. It consists of a plastic blade attached to a handle, designed to gently scrape the cells off the surface without damaging them.
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28 protocols using cell scraper
Culture of PC-12 cells expressing EKAR2G1
Adipogenic Differentiation and Secretion Assay
Single-Cell Analysis of U-937 Cells
Culturing and Passaging RAW 264.7 Cells
Isolating Epithelial Colonies from 3T3 SC, SC-ASC, and CC-ASC Cultures
Cell Lysate Preparation for Protein Analysis
Quantifying Caco-2 Cell Ferritin Levels
Caco-2 Cells Harvesting for Vitamin A
Induction and Isolation of MDSCs
Tenocyte Migration Assay with Growth Factors
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