6 well plate
6-well plates are a type of cell culture dish designed for in vitro experiments. They feature six individual wells, each with a flat bottom surface, allowing for the simultaneous culturing and observation of multiple cell samples or conditions within a single plate.
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33 protocols using 6 well plate
Immunoblotting Analysis of Calcium-Induced Injury in HEK Cells
Culturing ARPE-19 and ES-RPE Cells
To assess the oxygenation status of the cells under the outlined culture conditions, oxygen delivery was calculated using our previously published method [66 (link)]. A RPE oxygen consumption rate of 42 amol∙cell−1∙s−1 was used for the calculation [67 (link)]. We determined that cultured RPE cells should be receiving an adequate amount of oxygen, with a local oxygen concentration of 1.42 × 10−4 mol/L at the cells and a maximum oxygen delivery rate of 191 amol∙cell−1∙s−1.
Bacterial Biofilm Formation Assay
GDA and Compound 6a Effects on HCT-116 Cells
Recombinant Cytokine Transfection in HEK 293T
Chromatin Remodeling Medium Protocol
Visualizing Membrane Damage in Myoblasts
Maintenance and Characterization of iPSCs
Quantifying Cell Death Mechanisms
Monocyte Immune Response to Pathogens
In total, we had four different immune-stimulatory settings (w/o infection, A. fumigatus infection, C. albicans infection and E. coli infection), in each of which we aimed to address the effect of vitamin A (atRA) or vitamin D supplementation.
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