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| 400,000 cells in 1 Flask | $469.00 | Add to Cart | |
| 800,000 Cells in 2 Flasks | $519.00 | Add to Cart |
No culturing expertise necessary. Plated Cells + enough media to keep your cell healthy for 30+ days. Neurons are seeded at 16,000 cells / cm² (approximately 400,000 cells per 25 cm² Culture Flask). Excellent for fluorescent microscopy, transfection, pharmacology, physiology, toxicology experiments, as well as protein expression by Western Blot, and mRNA expression by qPCR. |
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E18 hippocampal neurons stained with MAPT (red) and Doublecortin (green). The two proteins overlap in the proximal dendrites, but doublecortin is more abundant in the growth cones and periphery. As a result, the periphery appears green while the more proximal regions of the cells are yellow. The single longer process of this cell, presumably an axon, has a low doublecortin content and so appears red. Blue staining is the nuclear DNA. Protocol on datasheet.. Courtesy of Dr. Gerry Shaw, UFL
E18 hippocampal neurons stained with MAPT (red) and Doublecortin (green). The two proteins overlap in the proximal dendrites, but doublecortin is more abundant in the growth cones and periphery. As a result, the periphery appears green while the more proximal regions of the cells are yellow. The single longer process of this cell, presumably an axon, has a low doublecortin content and so appears red. Blue staining is the nuclear DNA. Protocol on datasheet.. Courtesy of Dr. Gerry Shaw, UFL