Cell subculture is the basis of almost all cell biology experiments. The process of dividing cells that have grown to a certain density into small parts and then re-inoculating them into another culture vessel (flask) before culture.

Apoptosis, also known as cell procedural death, is an orderly and orderly death of gene-controlled cells that maintains internal environmental stability and plays a necessary role in the removal of unwanted or abnormal cells in multicellular organism

Cell proliferation detection methods mainly include thymus nucleoside (3H-TdR) penetration method, MTTtest detection method, CCK8 detection method, CFSE detection method, Brdu detection method, as well as EdU detection method, as well as growth curve

The cell progenitor separation experiment, after the tissue material is dispersed into cell suspension, from which the necessary process to obtain the target cell.

Cell-induced experiments, using substances such as chemicals or growth factors to induce cells to express another episotype phenomenon. Depending on the direction of cell induction, it is used in many fields.

Cell cloning is the survival rate of cell inoculation, which indicates the number of cells that are walled after inoculation and the number of clones. Cells behind the wall may not be able to multiply and form clones, and the cells that form clones m

Cell transfection experiment - the introduction of an exogenous gene into the cell so that the target gene can be expressed and inherited in the cell. It is widely used in biological experiments such as gene function research, gene expression regulat

The cell invasion experiment was applied to study the effects of various cytokines on the invasion and metastasis of malignant tumor cells and some new drugs that inhibit angiogenesis. The cells passed through the filtration membrane through deformat

In the original capillaries and (or) based on micro vein endothelial cell migration and proliferation of blood vessels from existing impose a sprout or not sprout (indigitation) to form a new, predominantly capillary vascular system process called an