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Boddington, S., Henning, T. D., Sutton, E. J., Daldrup-Link, H. E. Labeling Stem Cells with Fluorescent Dyes for non-invasive Detection with Optical Imaging. J. Vis. Exp. (14), e686, doi:10.3791/686 (2008).
Laver les cellules en rinçant le plat avec 5 ml de PBS.
Aspirer le PBS et le remplacer par 5ml de trypsine à 0,25%. Incuber le plat à 37 ° C pendant 5 minutes pour permettre à trypsinisation de se produire. Il contribue à secouer le plat un peu chaque fois dans un moment.
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I am very happy after ateending your talk...but I need your help. I will plan to start to culture mesenchymal cell in he lab.can you send me detail protocol in which you mention each and every step and also standerd cell culture step.
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Peter, Sushma, the author indicated to us that they prefer communication through email. Please feel free to send email directly to daldrup@radiology.ucsf.edu.
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Hello Dr. Daldrup-Link team,
It was great seeing this video. Great job guys.
I am wondering if you can help me answering some of my questions for the DiD labelling.
For how long I can see the signal in vivo (mice) after IP injection? Have you tried it for weeks?
Can I still use the DiD for IHC imaging of the Parafin embedded sections?
Hi,
Congratulations on the excellent video article. Please allow for two questions:
1. how many generations until the dye is diluted below the point of detection with the respective procedures ?
2. do you see directed movement in lesion models (stroke etc.)?
Thanks,
Peter
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