The cell cycle consists of four distinct phases: G1 phase, S phase, G2 phase (collectively known as interphase) and M phase.
Flow Cytometric Protocols for Cell Cycle Analysis
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Protocol from Flow Cytometry Core Facility at PrincetonUniversity.
PROPIDIUM IODIDE STAINING METHOD
ACRIDINE ORANGE STAINING METHOD
HOECHST/DAPI STAINING METHOD
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Cell synchronization protocol
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Detailed PDF protocol link to LabVelocity.com. Source from BioSource International.
In order to study many of the control mechanisms involved in cell cycle regulation,
it is critical to synchronize the cells so that the distinct phases of the cycle are bei ...
G1/S Phase Block for Cell Synchronizationprotocol
This is a protocol using aphidicolin to synchronize whole culture cells in G1/S phase. The amount of aphidicolin (and the time of exposure) may vary depending on the cell line you are working with. (Andrew Murray, Harvard University) ...
G1/S cell synchnronization using double thymidine block
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This protocol is designed to synchronize HeLa cells at the G1/S border (actually all G1). It is highly effect and gives almost complete synchronization in the culture. Note that this protocol will not work on cell lines with intact p53 apoptotic responses. (Sc ...
Cell cycle analysis and DNA content protocol
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Review of cell cycle analysis and protocol for DNA content analysis by flow cytometry with detailed FACS analysis illustrations. (Dr.McLeod, Aldaz at UTMD Ander Cancer Center). ...
Best way of cell cycle separationtroubleshooting
What's the best way to separate cells based on cell cycle phase?
I read about something called "counterflow centrifugal elutriation", but have
no idea what it is. Can you actually separate cells based on cell cycle phase
using FACS or does it just det ...
Cell-cycle independent internal control genestroubleshooting
I'm investigating cell cycle progression by measuring changes in the
amount of cyclin mRNA by RT-PCR. For this I need an internal control gene
which is cell-cycle independent, since this is not so for commonly-used
internal references such GAPDH or b- ...