Enzymatic digestion protocol for single-cell suspension Creating a single-cell suspension through enzymatic digestion involves several steps in which tissues are broken down into individual cells. Here is a simple generic protocol that you could follow: Read More
ELISA Immunoassay Detailed Protocol Enzyme-linked immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) is a biochemical method used to detect the presence and concentration of antibodies or antigens in a sample. Materials needed: – ELISA Plates – Target antigen or antibody – Non-reactive Read More
Protocol for Mouse spleen isolation and preparation of single-cell suspension Before carrying out any lab procedures, please consult your lab protocol and safety guidelines. Also, ensure all equipment used has been cleaned and sterilized according Read More
TCR Sequencing Protocol T-cell receptor (TCR) sequencing is a technique used to analyze or profile the repertoire of T-cell receptor sequences in a sample. This advanced immunogenetics method provides important insights about immune responses and Read More
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Fluorescence Imaging Protocol Fluorescence imaging is a powerful tool often used in biological research to visualize cells and tissues. The protocol for fluorescence imaging can vary depending on the specific purpose of the study, the Read More
qRT-PCR Protocol qRT-PCR, also known as real-time reverse transcription PCR or quantitative reverse transcription PCR, is a laboratory technique used in molecular biology to amplify and simultaneously quantify a specific DNA target. It is often Read More
Transwell Cell Migration and Invasion Assay Transwell cell migration and invasion assays are widely used methodologies in biomedical research to study cells’ migratory and invasive capabilities. These assays are particularly relevant in the study of Read More
Ammonium Sulphate Fractionation of Antibodies (Crude Protein Purification) Abstract A “cut” with ammonium sulphate was the go-to procedure for isolating IgG and other blood proteins until Protein A (rabbit) and Protein G (rodent) were widely Read More
Molecular Cloning Protocol Simplified step-by-step molecular cloning protocol: 1. DNA Extraction: Begin with DNA extraction from the organism of interest. This DNA will contain the gene that you wish to clone. 2. PCR Amplification: Use Polymerase Chain Read More