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Real-Time Analysis of Stem Cell Proliferation During Differentiation
11 Nov 2016This application note describes the real-time analysis of human stem cell differentiation, using cell-based assays developed by PromoCell, for the sensitive and reproducible assessment and quantification of cell viability, proliferation and apoptosis. The experiments were established on Tecan’s Spark multimode microplate reader, an instrument platform that offers tailor-made solutions to suit virtually any life science research application.
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