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trypan blue

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trypan blue [′tri‚pan ′blü]
(materials)
An acid diazo dye of the benzopurpurine series used as a vital stain.


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The medium was changed to include trypan blue (Sigma; 1 vol per 2.
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In addition to the speed and simplicity of Guava ViaCount Flex, results from ViaCount Flex assays show good correspondence and linear correlation to the current standard cell counting method, trypan blue hemacytometer counting, over a broad range of cell densities and culture conditions," said Dr.
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To assess the effect of particles on viability of U937 macrophages, we used the trypan blue exclusion test (McAteer and Davis 1994).
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