What is a simple experiment that can be used in order to observe the loss of...
What is a simple experiment that can be used in order to observe the loss of synchronous division in an organism after the third cellular division?
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Methods
1) cell density count using cell plate technique- different stage cells having different division capabilities and hence cells. no. also varies which can be detected easily.
2) FACS - flouroscence assisted cell sorting - this techniques also based on detection of different no. of cells using diferently lebeled antibodies with specific color.
3) Can measure specific activity of house keeping or constitutive gene whose no. will keep on changing as no. of cells changes.
4) spectrophotometer technique to measure the cell density based on optical density of cells.
Hope it's clear..thanks
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