Cell Trace Far-red is a Suitable Erythrocyte Dye for Multi-color Invasion Phenotyping Assays

Overview

Journal Exp Biol Med (Maywood)

Specialty Biology

Date 2020 Jan 7

PMID 31903776

Authors

Laty G Thiam

Yaw Aniweh

Evelyn B Quansah

Jacob K Donkor

Theresa M Gwira

Kwadwo A Kusi

Makhtar Niang

Gordon A Awandare

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