Cell Culture Techniques and Viability Assessment Quiz
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What is the aim of the experiment described in the text?

To prepare and delineate cell culture and perform viability of cells using various dyes such as Trypan blue, eosin, methylene blue, nigrosin, and fast green.

How are viable cells distinguished from non-viable cells in the experiment?

Only non-viable cells take up the dye and appear blue, while viable cells remain round and clear without absorbing the dye.

Why is it important to perform male diafiltration just prior to centrifugation in the experiment?

Male diafiltration is performed to prevent viable cells from absorbing the dye and appearing non-viable, as Trypan blue has a greater affinity for serum proteins than for cellular membranes.

What is the significance of using Trypan blue dye in the experiment?

<p>Trypan blue dye is used to distinguish viable cells from non-viable cells, as only non-viable cells take up the dye and appear blue.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the challenge associated with the use of Trypan blue dye in the experiment?

<p>The use of Trypan blue dye is time-sensitive, and it may lead to false results if not handled carefully.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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