Trypsin neutralizing solution
Trypsin neutralizing solution is a laboratory reagent used to inactivate the proteolytic enzyme trypsin. It is typically used in cell culture applications to stop the enzymatic action of trypsin after cell detachment and dissociation.
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29 protocols using trypsin neutralizing solution
Comprehensive Cell Culture Workflow
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Silencing CBS and MFN2 in HUVECs
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Effect of E-cadherin Blockage and Cytokine Responsiveness on Nasal Polyp Epithelial Cells
Measuring Cell Viability and Membrane Damage
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