What is the best way to assess viability? Trypan Blue has long been the preferred method for selectively staining dead cells and tissues. However, for particular sample types, fluorescence assays ...

The traditional trypan blue can be used with the LUNA-II™, as well as the safer Erythrosin B. Both dyes produce consistently accurate cell count and viability data with the LUNA-II™.

The conventional approach uses trypan blue dye, which stains only dead cells. A pathologist determines the cell viability by manually tallying the total number of cells and then subtracting the ...

The TC20 can count single and mixed cell populations and determine viability via Trypan blue exclusion assay. A Beckman DU 800 Series UV/VIS spectrophotometer equipped with a kinetics package. If you ...

The inhibitory effect was observed clearly at concentrations without cytotoxicity, as determined by trypan blue dye exclusion. Finally, a variety of soup preparations was evaluated and found to be ...

Astrocytes in the brain exhibit significant regional diversity, but the mechanisms controlling their heterogeneity remain ...

Erythrosin B is a biosafe and non-toxic colorimetric dye that can be used as an alternative to Trypan Blue. The addition to the CellDrop software provides a more environmentally friendly option for ...

With the new Cellaca MX Automated Cell Counter you can now count up to 24 samples in 48 seconds using trypan blue or in 2.5 minutes with fluorescence. Your workflow will be streamlined and more ...

Together, the findings suggested that 17α-estradiol extensively reshaped the cell populations, cellular communication, neuropeptide secretion, and neural synapse activity in aged hypothalamus, which ...

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Menaga, D, Rahman, PKSM, Rajakumar, S and Ayyasamy, PM (2021) Antioxidant and Cytotoxic Activities of A Novel Isomeric ...