Hi!
I need to block the cadherin bindings of MCF-10A cells. EDTA can block but it will be harmful for hydrogels. My method should not damage hydrogels and calcium. What do you suggest for that case?
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Blockage of cadherin bindings of MCF-10A cells without harming hydrogels and cal
Started by ecisue, Aug 01 2018 06:41 AM
EDTA MCF10A epithelial cell calcium cadherin
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