Glass bottomed dishes
Glass-bottomed dishes are a type of laboratory equipment used for various applications in cell culture and microscopy. These dishes feature a transparent glass bottom that allows for enhanced optical clarity and improved visualization of samples under a microscope. The glass-bottomed design facilitates high-resolution imaging and observation of cells, tissues, or other biological specimens.
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5 protocols using glass bottomed dishes
Imaging Inflammasome Activation in Macrophages
Rat Liver Slice Imaging with SE1
Large-format Agarose Pad Imaging
Time-lapse imaging was performed on 1.5% agarose pads embedded with 7H9 OADC medium containing ATc (Sigma, 100 ng/ml) and kanamycin (Roche, 20 µg/ml), in glass-bottomed dishes (NEST Biotechnology). Cells were maintained in an incubated chamber at 37°C and imaged every 15 min with a software autofocus regimen implemented between each frame.
NADH FLIM Fibroblast Metabolism Imaging
Tracking Cell Transfection Dynamics
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