GenScript Quick Cell Proliferation Testing Solution Technical Manual

Quick Cell Proliferation Testing Solution provides the easiest and highest sensitive method for cell viability and toxicity assays


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Brand
GenScript
Category
Health Care
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
132 KB
Published
18 October, 2023
Updated
18 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
5259D37F1116E67FA0CE9A2BEF2A2048

About this manual

This technical manual provides detailed instructions for using the Quick Cell Proliferation Testing Solution to measure cell proliferation and cytotoxicity. It includes protocol steps, storage conditions, troubleshooting tips, and examples using the kit. The solution uses a nonradioactive reagent that changes color in living cells and can be measured at 450 nm. It is suitable for research use only and is manufactured by GenScript USA Inc.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Kit Components
  • Applications
  • Key Features
  • Storage
  • Protocol
  • Examples Using the Kit
  • Troubleshooting
  • Order Information

Specifications

Storage Stability2 years at -20°C, 2 months at 4°C
Measurement Wavelength450 nm
Kit Volume50 ml

Frequently asked questions

Does Quick Cell Proliferation Testing Solution stain cells?

No, it does not stain cells. Thus Quick Cell Proliferation Testing Solution cannot be utilized for cell staining purpose.

Does phenol red affect the assay?

No. The absorption value of phenol red in a culture medium does not significantly interfere with the assay. Therefore, a phenol red containing medium is usable with Quick Cell Proliferation Testing Solution.

Is Quick Cell Counting Solution toxic to cells?

The toxicity of Quick Cell Proliferation Testing Solution is so low, so that, after the Cell Counting assay is completed, the same cells can be used for other assays such as the crystal violet assay, neutral red assay or DNA fluorometric assay.

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