Glutamate
Glutamate is a laboratory instrument used to measure the concentration of the amino acid glutamate in various samples. It functions by utilizing enzymatic reactions and spectrophotometric detection to quantify the amount of glutamate present.
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327 protocols using glutamate
Glutamate Stimulation of DPSC Proliferation
Neuroprotective Effects of CPE-ΔN in Neurons
Rat Primary Hippocampal Neuron Culture and Manipulation
Glutamate Toxicity in Murine Neurons
Glutamate Uptake in Primary Astrocytes
Isolation and Culture of Primary Rat Hippocampal Neurons
Neuroprotective Activity of PP2A-Pep
To determine the neuroprotective activity of PP2A-Pep, PP2A-Pep, or Ctrl-Pep were added at different timepoints after the glutamate stress (3, 6, 9, 12, 24, and 48 h) and cells were analyzed 24 h following each timepoint. Hence, neurons were exposed to the peptides for equal duration.
To test for neuron survival, cultures were stained with an antibody directed against the neuron-specific marker protein NeuN, followed by staining with AlexaFluor Plus 488-conjugated secondary antibodies. The total number of cells was determined by counting the cell nuclei stained with DAPI (1:2000) added with the secondary antibody. Surviving neurons were quantified by counting the number of neurons in relation to the number of DAPI positive nuclei (mainly glia cells) using ImageJ software.
Excitotoxicity Induction and Neuronal Death Quantification
To quantify neuronal death, neurons were stained with NeuN antibodies and the total number of cells (neurons plus glia) was determined by staining with DAPI (included in the mounting medium, Fluoroshield; Sigma Aldrich). The ratio of NeuN‐positive neurons and total cells was used for the evaluation.
PC12 Cell Neuroprotection Assay
Glutamate Uptake in Primary Astrocytes
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