When subculturing some fibroblast primary cell culture; you encountered a problem that the cells were not coming out of the flask bottom and stuck there. Which of the following will you do to troubleshoot the issue? Make a fresh solution of EDTA and Antibiotics Make a fresh solution of Trypsin and Calcium Chloride O Make a fresh solution of Trypsin and EDTA O Make a fresh solution of Collagenase and Calcium Chloride

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When subculturing some fibroblast
primary cell culture; you encountered a
problem that the cells were not coming
out of the flask bottom and stuck there.
Which of the following will you do to
troubleshoot the issue?
Make a fresh solution of EDTA and
Antibiotics
O Make a fresh solution of Trypsin and
Calcium Chloride
O Make a fresh solution of Trypsin and EDTA
Make a fresh solution of Collagenase and
Calcium Chloride
Transcribed Image Text:When subculturing some fibroblast primary cell culture; you encountered a problem that the cells were not coming out of the flask bottom and stuck there. Which of the following will you do to troubleshoot the issue? Make a fresh solution of EDTA and Antibiotics O Make a fresh solution of Trypsin and Calcium Chloride O Make a fresh solution of Trypsin and EDTA Make a fresh solution of Collagenase and Calcium Chloride
The phenomenon in which a chemical
absorbs light at one wavelength and emits
it at a specific and shorter wavelength is
called:
O Epi-fluorescence
O Phase contrast
OFluorescence
O None of the answer choice is correct
Differential interference contrast
Transcribed Image Text:The phenomenon in which a chemical absorbs light at one wavelength and emits it at a specific and shorter wavelength is called: O Epi-fluorescence O Phase contrast OFluorescence O None of the answer choice is correct Differential interference contrast
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Step 1: Introduction - Cell Adhesion and Detachment

During the process of cell adhesion, cells interact and link with one another via specialized molecules on the cell surface.

Force can cause a cell to detach by rupturing the connections between the cell's adhesive receptor–ligand bonds.


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