Tissue dissociator
The Tissue Dissociator is a versatile laboratory device designed to mechanically dissociate a wide range of tissue samples into single-cell suspensions. The device utilizes a precise rotational mechanism to gently disrupt the extracellular matrix and cellular connections, enabling the effective release of individual cells from the tissue.
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10 protocols using tissue dissociator
Isolation of CD4+ T-cells from Mouse Spleen
Establishing PDX Cultures from Mouse Xenografts
In vivo Plasmid Stability Assay
Quantifying PROP-Z Levels in Tissues
Tumor Dissociation and Tissue Lysis Protocols
PD-L1 Expression Analysis in Tumor Samples
Isolation of Immune Cells from Mouse Tissues
PD-L1 Expression and Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes
Isolation and Culture of Adult Mouse Microglia
Multi-Tissue Analysis of Tumor Samples
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