FAQ: Phagocytosis Assays
Q: Which Phagocytosis Assay should I use?
FAQ: Cell Transformation Assay, Cell Recovery Compatible
Q: You say manual counting of cells is eliminated when using your Cell Transformation Kits with Cell Recovery, but how can I quantify my cells and still recover them intact for further analysis?
FAQ: Cell Transformation Assay, Standard Soft Agar
Q: Is it acceptable to add antibiotic to the medium?
A: Antibiotics can be used in the media with this assay, and it will be able to diffuse through the cell agar layer. Any media that is regularly used can be used with this assay, as long as it is 2X.
Q: Does the media need to be replaced during the incubation?
FAQ: Cell Transformation Assays
Q: Are your Cell Transformation Assay Kits used the same way as a traditional soft agar assay?
FAQ: Quantitative Cellular Senescence Assay (Flow Cytometry or Fluorescence Microscopy)
Q: What is the purpose of the Pretreatment Solution?
FAQ: 96-Well Cellular Senescence Activity Assay
Q: How is SA-ß-Gal activity measured with this assay?
FAQ: Cellular Senescence Staining Kit
Q: Is this assay compatible with tissue samples?
A: Yes this kit can be used to stain tissue samples, and no modifications are necessary to the protocol.
Q: I did not detect a blue color with this kit.
FAQ: Cellular Senescence Assays
Q: Can any of your Cellular Senescence Assays be automated?
FAQ: Cell Viability and Cytotoxicity Assay
Q: Can this assay be used with collagen I coated plates?
A: It is fine to culture cells on any type of plate with the CBA-240 assay. Culturing cells on collagen-I will not affect the assay.
Q: Can this assay be used with bacterial cells?
FAQ: Anoikis Assays
Q: Can the plates in your Anoikis Assays be re-used?