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There will be a small amount of glial cells in the culture, and are not considered a contaminating cell type. The glial cells are necessary to help the neurons form their axons and dendrites, synchronize the activity of the axons, and remove waste.
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Where contamination has occurred, and the sample absolutely cannot be discarded, the MycoZap™ Mycoplasma Elimination Reagent has been optimized to eliminate mycoplasma with minimal toxic effects on the cells. The MycoZap™ Reagent eliminates...
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You can use several methods to determine the protein concentration, including measurement of the absorbance at 280 nm, Bradford Assay and BCA Assay. Please find further information on these assays/methods in associated pdf document "Determination of...
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