CytoSelect MTT Cell Proliferation Assay Assay Kit

CytoSelect MTT Cell Proliferation Assay

Cat. Num. AAA168154

• Synonyms: CytoSelect MTT Cell Proliferation Assay; CytoSelect MTT Cell Proliferation Assay assay kit

• Preparation and Storage: The MTT Cell Proliferation Assay Reagent is a clear yellow ready-to-use solution, and it should be stored at -20 degree C protected from light. Store the Detergent Solution at room temperature. If precipitate or turbidity is observed in the Detergent Solution, warm the solution to 37 degree C for 10-20 minutes and agitate to dissolve the precipitate prior to use.

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Principle of the Assay: The CytoSelect Cell Adhesion Assay Kit utilizes an ECM protein-coated 48-well plate (see Adhesion Plate Layout). First, cells are seeded onto the coated substrate, where the adherent cells are captured. Next, unbound cells are removed with consecutive washes. Finally, the adherent cells are lysed and subsequently detected with CyQuant GR Dye!!Background/Introduction: Cell adhesion is a complex process involved in embryogenesis, migration/invasion, tissue remodeling, and wound healing. To perform these processes, cells adhere to extracellular matrix components (via adhesion receptors), forming complexes with components of the cytoskeleton that ultimately affect cell motility, differentiation, proliferation, and survival. The CytoSelect Cell Adhesion Assay Kit provides a rapid, quantitative method for evaluating cell adhesion. The kit contains sufficient reagents for the evaluation of 48 samples (40 ECM protein-coated wells, 8 BSA-coated wells).

Product Categories/Family for CytoSelect MTT Cell Proliferation Assay assay kit

Cell Based Assays; Cell Health Assays; Cell Proliferation Assays; MTT Cell Proliferation Assay

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