Mycostrip
MycoStrip is a laboratory tool designed for the detection and identification of mycoplasma contamination in cell cultures. It provides a rapid and reliable method for the detection of mycoplasma without the need for complex equipment or extensive training.
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Cell Culture and Maintenance Protocol
Cell Culture Conditions for SARS-CoV-2 Research
Cell Culture of TMPRSS2+ Cell Lines
Culturing Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Expressing CHL Cells
CKAP4 Palmitoylation and Function in Lung Cancer
CKAP4WT-HA and CKAP4C100S-HA are wild-type (WT) CKAP4 and CKAP4 mutant in which cysteine at amino acid number 100 was changed to serine, respectively. CKAP4C100S-HA is not palmitoylated. Both CKAP4s were tagged by HA at the C-terminal end.
HCMV Infection of Primary Human Fibroblasts
Human cytomegalovirus infections were performed using AD169 or TB40/E virus strains. P0 virus was produced by transfecting fibroblasts with bacterial artificial chromosomes containing the viral genome, as described in references 124 (link), 125 (link). To generate P1 virus, which was used for all experiments, fibroblasts were infected with P0 virus, and the P1 virus produced was collected and concentrated by ultracentrifugation. Virus titer was determined by tissue culture infectious dose (TCID50).
Cultivation of Mycoplasma-free HeLa Cells
C2C12 Myoblast Differentiation Protocol
Standardized Cell Culture Protocols
Cell Culture Protocols for THP1, HEK293, and AC Cells
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