Trypan blue exclusion
Trypan blue exclusion is a laboratory technique used to assess cell viability. It is a dye-based method that exploits the ability of viable cells to exclude the dye, while non-viable cells take up the dye and appear blue under a microscope. This simple and cost-effective method provides a quantitative measure of cell health and is commonly used in various cell culture applications.
2 protocols using trypan blue exclusion
Apoptosis Quantification of Primary mSMG Cells
Immune Cell Profiling from Tumor Samples
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