Cellometer k2
The Cellometer K2 is an automated cell counter designed for accurate cell counting and viability analysis. It uses a proprietary optical imaging system to capture and analyze images of cells, providing reliable data on cell concentration and viability.
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Cell Growth and Viability Assay
Cell Diameter Measurement Protocol
Measuring Cell Viability with Cellometer
Cell Viability Assay with Glutamine
Apoptosis and Autophagy Evaluation in A549 Cells
To assess cell autophagy, A549 cells were treated with specified concentrations of berberine and cinnamaldehyde alone or in combination for 48 h under 10% serum or 2% low serum culture conditions. Cells were stained with AO (1 μg/ml) at 37°C for 30 min before observation. Red acidic vesicular organelles (AVOs) stained by AO in autophagic cells were visualized under a fluorescence microscope. Cell autophagy was further estimated via LC3-B immunofluorescent staining using PE-conjugated anti-LC3-B. Intracellular fluorescence was estimated using flow cytometry assay.
Euthanasia and BAL Collection for Cytokine Analysis
Viability Analysis of Primary AML Cells
Isolation of Rat Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells
Quantifying Adipocyte Viability
Real-time PCR sensitivity and specificity
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