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Nc 200

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Sourced in Denmark

The NC-200 is a cell counting and analysis instrument developed by ChemoMetec. It utilizes advanced fluorescence imaging technology to accurately determine the number and characteristics of cells in a sample. The core function of the NC-200 is to provide precise cell counting and analysis capabilities for researchers and scientists.

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Expanded Culture of AdMSCs on TIPS Microcarriers

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To evaluate the effect of extended periods of AdMSC culture on TIPS microcarriers, 0.5 × 106 AdMSC (passages 4 and 5) were seeded onto ≈17 500 microcarriers as described above for each of the three different PLGA TIPS microcarrier compositions. After 18 h, the cellularized TIPS microcarriers were transferred to 24‐well low bind plates and cultured for a further 11 days under static conditions. The confined conditions of the 24‐well plate resulted in the microcarriers forming a multi‐layered 3D structure. The quantity of cells attached the microcarriers at each time point was measured using an automated counter (NC200; Chemometec, Denmark). As a control condition, AdMSC were seeded at 4.5 × 104 cells per well in 2 mL medium on standard PS tissue culture plastic (“TC”) and cultured for further 11 days under static conditions. The use of cell densities greater than this led to rapid confluency and monolayer detachment before the completion of the study. At predetermined timepoints (days 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11) the supernatant from each well was collected for further analysis and replaced by fresh proliferation medium. The quantity of cells was measured in one sample at each time point by DNA quantification using the DNAeasy Blood and Tissue kit (QIAGEN). DNA concentration in the samples was measured at 260 nm wavelength using a Nanodrop 2000c spectrophotometer (Thermo Scientific).
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iPSC-Derived Midbrain Neuron Protocol

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iPSC colonies were dissociated into a single-cell suspension using Accutase (Thermo Fisher, A11105-01) and resuspended in E8 medium containing 10 μM Rock inhibitor. Cells were counted using an automated cell counter (Chemometec NC-200) and a cell suspension containing an equal amount of each iPSC line was prepared in E8 medium containing 10 μM Rock inhibitor and seeded at 2 × 105 cells per cm2 on 1% Geltrex- (Thermo Fisher, A1413202) coated plates. Each pool of lines contained between 7 to 24 donors. 24 h after plating, neuronal differentiation of the pooled lines to a midbrain lineage was performed as described by13 (link) with minor modifications: 1. SHH C25II was replaced by 100 nM SAG (Tocris, 6390) in the neuronal induction phase. 2. On day 20, the cells were passaged with Accutase containing 20 units/ml of papain (Worthington, LK00031765) and plated at 3.5 × 105 cells per cm2 on 1% Geltrex-coated plates for final maturation. A link to the step-by-step protocol can be found in the URL section.
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Single-Cell RNA Sequencing of Developing Mouse Heart

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For scRNA-seq, the left heart ventricle was dissected under a stereomicroscope at E16.5, P1, and P5 (n = 3 litters, each counting 4–8 pups), and enzymatically dissociated using the semiautomatic GentleMACS tissue dissociator system (MACS Miltenyi Biotec; Neonatal Heart Dissociation Kit 130–098-373) according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Following viable cell counting (NC-200, ChemoMetec), dissociated cells were stained with a fixable viability stain (Fixable viability stain 570; BD Biosciences, 564,995) prior to fixing in methanol for 15 min followed by rehydration to reverse the RNA to its original state. During rehydration, the RNase inhibitor, RNasin Plus (Promega; N2615), was added to prevent RNA degradation and included in all subsequent steps. After rehydration, samples were stored at -80 °C until analysis. All reagents were high grade, RNase free and the environment was kept strictly RNase free to avoid degradation of the RNA. For comparison of fresh and fixed scRNA-seq profiles, mouse myoblasts (C2C12; ATCC, CRL-1772) were used and maintained as recommended.
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Counting Cells and Vesicles

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Basic parameters such as the number of particles (cells or vesicles) were evaluated using: (i) A MOXI cell counter (Orflo, Ketchum, ID, USA) which analyses membrane surrounded vesicles and cells within a size between 3 and 20 µm based on the Coulter principle. (ii) A Nucleocounter (NC-200 Chemometec, Allerod, Denmark) which stains the cell’s nucleus using 2 different dyes enabling the discrimination between live and dead cells.
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Cell Viability Analysis by Image Cytometry

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Cell counting was performed using the Nucleo counter NC3000 or NC200 (Chemometec). Live/dead analysis was performed using CalceinAM/Ethidium homodimer-1 (ThermoFisher L3224) according to the manufacturer recommendations, and samples were imaged using either the EVOS FL or EVOS M5000 auto Imaging system (ThermoFischer).
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