12 well dishes
The 12 well dishes are a fundamental piece of lab equipment used for cell culture and various other experimental procedures. These dishes provide a standardized multi-well format to contain and isolate samples or cell cultures. Each dish contains 12 individual wells, allowing for the simultaneous testing or observation of multiple conditions or samples.
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14 protocols using 12 well dishes
Transfection and Selection of Rab13 in Cells
Osteoclast Protein Lysate Analysis
Immunocytochemical Staining of AtT-20 Cells
Neurite Outgrowth Assay with Nogo66
Immunofluorescence Staining of DKO-1 Cells
Cell Growth Kinetics Measurement
Synthesis and Imaging of Cy3-GUL Fluorescent Probe
Adipogenic Differentiation of Visceral AMSCs
Proliferation and Colony Formation Assay
Protocol for Adipogenic Differentiation of AMSCs
Pantothenate supplemented with 0.13µM Insulin, 0.01ug/ml EGF, 0.001ug/ml FGF, 2.5%FCS).
Adipogenic differentiation was induced by changing culture medium to induction medium. (Basic medium supplemented with 0.861μM Insulin, 1nM T3, 0.1μM Cortisol, 0.01mg/ml Transferrin, 1μM Rosiglitazone, 25nM Dexamethasone, 2.5nM IBMX). On day 3 of adipogenic differentiation culture medium was changed to differentiation medium (Basic medium supplemented with 0.861μM Insulin, 1nM T3, 0.1μM Cortisol, 0.01mg/ml Transferrin). Medium was changed every 3 days. Visceral-derived AMSCs were differentiated by further adding 2% FBS as well as 0.1mM oleic and linoleic acid to the induction and differentiation media. For isoproterenol stimulation experiments, 1uM isoproterenol was added to the differentiation media and cells treated overnight.
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