Water jacketed incubator
The Water-jacketed incubator is a laboratory equipment designed to maintain a controlled temperature environment for a variety of applications. It features a water-jacketed chamber that helps to regulate and stabilize the internal temperature. The incubator is commonly used for cell culture, microbial growth, and other temperature-sensitive experiments.
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13 protocols using water jacketed incubator
HEK293T Cell Culture and Transfection
Culturing and Maintaining Human Breast Cell Lines
TNBC Cell Lines Cultivation and Characterization
Quantifying Nitric Oxide Release from Bone Scaffolds
Culturing BCap37 Breast Cancer Cells
Culturing Helicobacter and E. coli Strains
Cytotoxicity Evaluation of Fatty Acid Vesicles
Establishment of Chemoresistant Breast Cancer Cell Lines
Lung Cell Line Responses to Bleomycin and Ionizing Radiation
For BLM treatment, cells at 70% confluence were washed twice with sterilized phosphate buffered saline (PBS) and cultured in the corresponding medium containing 10 μg/mL BLM for 6 h. For IR treatment, cells were exposed to 6 Gy X-rays (0.833 Gy/min) at room temperature. MLE-12 and Beas-2B cells were divided into four groups: sham-IR + PBS (Ctrl), IR, sham-IR + BLM (BLM), and BLM + IR (B + IR).
Evaluating Cytotoxicity of Cis, CoAg, and CoAg@Cis in Cancer Cells
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