Millicell cell culture insert
Millicell cell culture inserts are a type of lab equipment used for in vitro cell culture experiments. They provide a permeable membrane support for growing cells in a controlled environment. The inserts are designed to be placed within a multi-well plate, allowing for the cultivation and study of cells under specific conditions.
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170 protocols using millicell cell culture insert
In utero Neuron Imaging Protocol
Boyden Chamber Bone Marrow Cell Migration
Dendritic Spine Density Evaluation in Transgenic Mice
Evaluation of dendritic spine density was performed as described previously9 (link)54 (link). Briefly, slices were fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde, and images of YFP-labelled dendritic spines were acquired by deconvolution epifluorescence microscopy using SlideBook software. For YFP-expressing neurons (n>12 for each condition), two distinct fields of secondary or tertiary dendrites, at least 40 μm in length, were randomly selected and analysed in a masked manner using the SlideBook analysis programs.
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Caco-2 Cell Transport Experiment
Coculture of Keratinocytes and Fibroblasts
Rat Macrophage-Adipocyte Co-culture Protocol
Wolffian Duct Morphogenesis Assay
Organotypic Hypothalamic Culture for Gene Expression Analysis
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