Trending...
- Dallas Maestro Jason Davis Sr. Celebrates Prayze Factor Award Victory Unveils Duo Album Release - 284
- California: Governor Newsom takes action to help lower prices amid Trump's nationwide gas and diesel price spike - 145
- California: Governor Newsom signs bills to strengthen accountability for cold storage facilities, following emergency in Boyle Heights - 129
XTT Cell Viability Assay Kit is a colorimetric assay for studying cell proliferation and cell cytotoxicity.
MILPITAS, Calif. - Californer -- BioVision's XTT Cell Viability Assay Kit is a colorimetric assay for studying cell proliferation and cell cytotoxicity. The assay is based on the reduction of the XTT tetrazolium salt by NADH, which is produced by the mitochondrial dehydrogenase enzymes of metabolically active cells to generate an orange-colored formazan product in the cell media.
This kit can be used for studying cell proliferation in response to cytokines, nutrients, growth factors and mitogens and also for analyzing the cytotoxic and cytostatic effects of drugs, toxins, antibodies and other exogenous chemicals. In this assay, the XTT working solution is added directly to the cell culture media and is read after an incubation of 0.5-4 hr.
The measured absorbance at 475 nm is proportional to the number of viable cells. There are no steps in the assay involving changing of media or washing or addition of any solubilization reagents. The assay can detect cell numbers as high as 500,000 viable cells and as low as 1000 viable cells in each well. The presence of phenol red and/or serum in the cell growth media does not interfere with the assay. The kit provides a safe, easy-to-use, non-radioactive, high-throughput method for characterizing and screening cell viability and cytotoxicity.
More on The Californer
Figures. (A) Standard Curve of viable HeLa cells (0 to 500,000 cells/well). (B) Standard Curve of viable Jurkat cells (0 to 500,000 cells/well). (C) Cytotoxicity dose-response curve of L929 cells (2 x 104 cells/well) following 48 hr treatment with TNF-α (EC50 = 110.4 pg/ml
calculated by 4-parameter logistic curve fitting).
Storage Conditions -20ºC
USAGE For Research Use Only! Not For Use in Humans.
For more information on this Assay Kit Cat# K2108 https://bit.ly/3EfY2nF
This kit can be used for studying cell proliferation in response to cytokines, nutrients, growth factors and mitogens and also for analyzing the cytotoxic and cytostatic effects of drugs, toxins, antibodies and other exogenous chemicals. In this assay, the XTT working solution is added directly to the cell culture media and is read after an incubation of 0.5-4 hr.
The measured absorbance at 475 nm is proportional to the number of viable cells. There are no steps in the assay involving changing of media or washing or addition of any solubilization reagents. The assay can detect cell numbers as high as 500,000 viable cells and as low as 1000 viable cells in each well. The presence of phenol red and/or serum in the cell growth media does not interfere with the assay. The kit provides a safe, easy-to-use, non-radioactive, high-throughput method for characterizing and screening cell viability and cytotoxicity.
More on The Californer
- Mountzo Launches TV Mounting in Sacramento, Expanding Nationwide
- Thursday's Hair Solutions Announces Online Booking Option to Schedule Free Consultations
- Gallagher Domanski PLC Announces Multiple Recent EB-2 NIW Approvals Across STEM & Infrastructure
- Keep Your Eyes To The Sky…We Up !
- Trade Course Hub Expands Online Library of Trading Courses and Education
Figures. (A) Standard Curve of viable HeLa cells (0 to 500,000 cells/well). (B) Standard Curve of viable Jurkat cells (0 to 500,000 cells/well). (C) Cytotoxicity dose-response curve of L929 cells (2 x 104 cells/well) following 48 hr treatment with TNF-α (EC50 = 110.4 pg/ml
calculated by 4-parameter logistic curve fitting).
Storage Conditions -20ºC
USAGE For Research Use Only! Not For Use in Humans.
For more information on this Assay Kit Cat# K2108 https://bit.ly/3EfY2nF
Source: BioVision Inc
0 Comments
Latest on The Californer
- California: Governor Newsom signs bill strengthening local journalism, defending a free press as cornerstone of democracy
- Long Beach: Community Invited to Attend No-Cost Waste Reduction & Recycling Workshops in English and Spanish from October 2026 through August 2027
- Rabies-Positive Bat Confirmed in Long Beach
- City of Long Beach Issues Extreme Heat Alert, Advises Residents to Take Precautions Against Heat
- Fiscal Year 2027 Begins; City of Long Beach Provides Update on Efforts to Address Staffing Impacts
- City of Long Beach Awards $205,000 to Level Up Small Businesses
- Long Beach: Community Invited to Celebrate Reopening of the Newly Renovated Drake Park Community Center
- Los Angeles County Will Begin Mailing Vote by Mail Ballots to Registered Voters in the City of Long Beach Beginning Oct. 1, 2026
- City of Long Beach Launches Third Cohort of the Urban Planning and Design Internship Program
- Long Beach Public Library Announces 2027 Youth Poet Laureate Program
- Build a Distinctive Brand Identity That Connects With Customers
- MVP Advances Semiconductor Inspection with AOI, Metrology & AI at SEMICON West 2026
- Great Awakening Report Continues Independent Research on Truth, Awakening, and Disclosure
- Community Colleges of Ventura County to Host State of the District Event
- Ventura College to Host Cash for College Workshops in October
- PQCrypto Welcomes Technology Executive John Basmadjian to Board of Directors
- GIC Car Clinic Joins Brakes for Breasts With Free Brake Checks and Free Pad
- MyMediaGuy Search Launches to Help Local Businesses Get Found on Google Maps, Search and AI
- CardsNearby Launches Free Nationwide Directory of Card Shows and Local Card Shops for Collectors
- How Are Ai Founders in Silicon Valley Building Startups in Their Sleep?