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Alma blue cell proliferation and toxicity detection reagent
| Product Description | |
| description |
Alamar Blue is a cell viability assay reagent that contains an indicator with cell membrane permeability, non toxicity, and weak blue fluorescence, namely resazurin. Since 1993, Lingtianqing has been cited as a reliable and trustworthy reagent. Alma blue is an effective and non-toxic substitute for MTT (thiazole blue). Alma blue can quantitatively detect the proliferation of human, mammalian, bacterial, fungal, and mycoplasma cells, and can also be used for cytokine bioactivity, cell viability analysis, in vitro cytotoxicity determination, and cell growth monitoring. |
| appearance | solution |
| technical indicators | 5mL(500T) 10mL(1000T) 50mL(5000T) |
| Product Usage | Cell proliferation and toxicity testing |
| Usage | Please refer to the product manual for details |
| Precautions |
1. Alamar Blue in its reduced state is highly unstable in water or water-soluble buffer solutions such as PBS, but very stable in the culture medium. To determine the absorbance/fluorescence values of specific experimental reduced state Alamar Blue, it is necessary to prepare 100% reduced state Alamar Blue reagent: mix Alamar Blue with cell culture medium in a ratio of 1:10, and sterilize under high pressure for 15 minutes.
2. Appropriate cell density can increase detection sensitivity. For a 96 well plate, it is recommended to inoculate 100 μ l of cells per well, with a cell concentration range of 100-10000 adherent cells per well and 2000-50000 suspended cells per well, using the culture medium as a blank control. For the 384 well plate, both cell concentration and inoculation volume were halved. 3. The two major variables that affect cell response to Alamar Blue are incubation time and plate density. It is recommended to explore and optimize these two factors before conducting the experiment. Excessive cell density or prolonged incubation time can lead to secondary reduction reactions, where the red product stops increasing and begins to decay, resulting in a significant decrease in absorbance/fluorescence levels accompanied by the disappearance of red. 4. Microbial contamination can reduce Alamar Blue. Therefore, using Alamar Blue detection on contaminated cells can result in incorrect results. 5. Alamar Blue can be detected using a spectrophotometer or fluorometer, but it has high fluorescence sensitivity and small experimental error. Fluorescence detection is recommended. 6. For your safety and health, please wear lab coats and disposable gloves when operating. |
| Basic Information | |
| Storage/Preservation Methods | Store at 4 ℃ away from light, with a shelf life of 12 months. |