Rat tail collagen
Rat tail collagen is a purified protein extracted from the tails of laboratory rats. It is a common component in various cell culture and tissue engineering applications. The core function of rat tail collagen is to provide a natural extracellular matrix substrate that supports the growth and attachment of cells in vitro.
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39 protocols using rat tail collagen
Rat-Tail Collagen 3D Gel Fabrication
Isolation and Culture of Mouse Mammary Fibroblasts
Preparation of shIl1b NMFs and shScramble NMFs was achieved by infecting the cells with lentivirus-expressing shRNA for mouse Il1b or with control vector containing a scrambled shRNA sequence (OpenBiosystems).
Macrophage Infiltration Dynamics in Breast Cancer
Collagen Contraction Assay for Fibroblasts
Hepatoblastoma Cell Culture Protocols
Inverted Invasion Assay in Collagen
Rat Tail Collagen Spheroid Assay
HepG2 Cell Culture and Transfection
Collagen Hydrogel Diffusion Assay
Swine Respiratory Cell Infection Study
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