For my immunofluorescence experiments, I used these coverglass chambers. It's a good system to do at the same time under different conditions. You can put your cells directly on the coverslip, which allows you to save a lot of time by deleting the transfert step. Be careful because there are many ... read more

I have been using this DC Protein Assay to determine protein concentrations. This kit is a colorimetric assay that is easy and quick to use. In two steps you can read the absorbance of your sample. All the reagents are in the kit. The only negative point is that each product runs out at a different ... read more

Usually, I detached my cells by using this sterile trypsin-EDTA mixture solution (0.05%). This works easier for HEK-293, CHO, HK-2, THP-1 cells by it’s more difficult for mesenchymal stells cells and fibroblasts. I recommend this product because its quickly effective and during cell dissociation its... read more

I have used the Marienfeld Superior counting chambers as counting instruments to determine the number of cells present in my samples. This allows me to configure my manipulations in order to have the best reproducibility possible. This counting chambers have two chambers (top and down). You can put ... read more

I have used these precast gels in my Western Blots experiments. In our team, we use polyacrylamide gradient gels (4% to 15%) in order to have both a low molecular weight band (5 to 60 kDa) and a high molecular weight (200 kDa) proteins band on the same gel. While loading samples, you can add a ... read more