35 μm cell strainer
The 35-μm cell strainer is a laboratory tool used to filter and separate cell suspensions. It is designed to allow the passage of single cells while retaining larger cellular aggregates, debris, and clumps. The strainer has a pore size of 35 micrometers, making it suitable for a variety of cell types and applications.
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22 protocols using 35 μm cell strainer
Generation of TauP301S-Venus HEK293 Cell Line
Cell Ploidy Analysis by Flow Cytometry
Mammosphere Formation Assay Protocol
Isolating G0-G1 Phase 4T1 Cells
Nuclei Isolation for Single-Cell Analysis
Nuclei Isolation from Tissue Samples
Cellular Uptake of Labeled PRXs
Thawing and Processing Cryopreserved PBMCs
Cryopreserved PBMC and Cell Isolation
Isolation of Intact Nuclei from Mouse Hearts
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