Realtime ready cell lysis buffer
The RealTime Ready Cell Lysis Buffer is a laboratory reagent designed to facilitate the lysis (breakdown) of cells. It is a component typically used in molecular biology and genomics workflows to prepare samples for downstream analysis, such as gene expression studies or nucleic acid extraction.
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7 protocols using realtime ready cell lysis buffer
Cell Lysis and Gene Expression Quantification
Single-Cell RNA Lysis and Preservation
Glycolytic Flux Measurement in Cell Types
Mitochondrial Respiration Profiling
Quantitative RT-PCR Analysis of mRNA
Isolation of Mouse Cumulus-Oocyte Complexes
Transcriptomic Profile of hiSG Organoids
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