True or false? bhk-21 cells are fibroblasts. the best way to determine if a cell culture is healthy is to kill and stain the cells. YFP is emits at a different wavelength than used to excite it.
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True or false?
bhk-21 cells are fibroblasts.
the best way to determine if a cell culture is healthy is to kill and stain the cells.
YFP is emits at a different wavelength than used to excite it.
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