I cultured HepG2 cells. Two days ago it looked good, but it appeared to be changed on the third day. It was like a projection phenomenon and felt like a three-dimensional one, but there were no obvious boundaries between cells, those cell were vague. Do you know about that? Looking for your help.
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That problem had been solved, thanks.
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