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Mitochondria staining and Actin Filament double staining protocol

Mitochondria staining and Actin Filament double staining protocol

This mitochondria staining protocol uses MitoTracker green to stain live cell mitochondria on coverslips. It uses Phalloidin Red to stain the fixed cells for visualization of f-actin.

The double staining protocol is from Rob Phillips Group at CIT.

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