Recombinant Human Tissue Facto

Isolation and Culture of Mouse Pancreatic Islets for Ex Vivo Imaging Studies with Trappable or Recombinant Fluorescent Probes

with a Ca2+ -free medium or with trypsin/dispase. The latter facilitates the introduction of recombinant or trappable probes and microimaging studies of, for example, changes in cytosolic-free Ca2+ concentration or the dynamics of individual organelles

Generation of a Pool of Human Platelet Lysate and Efficient Use in Cell Culture

Human platelets represent a promising source of bioactive substances as growth factors not just for in vivo wound healing and tissue repair, but also for the expansion of human stem and progenitor cells in vitro. The replacement of fetal

In Vivo Imaging of Far-red Fluorescent Proteins after DNA Electrotransfer to Muscle Tissue

  DNA electrotransfer to muscle tissue yields long-term, high levels of gene expression; showing great promise for future gene therapy. We want to characterize the novel far-red fluorescent protein Katushka as a marker for gene