Reference: P40103
Normal mammalian cells divide for a limited number of population doublings and eventually enter an arrested state in which the cells remain alive, but do not proliferate in response to mitogens, and assume a characteristic enlarged, flattened morphology. This process, termed senescence, is thought to be a tumor suppressive mechanism and underlying cause of aging. Senescence-associated beta-galactosidase (SA- beta-gal) is a widely used biochemical maker for assessing senescence in cultured cells. |
Reagent |
Quantity |
Storage |
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Staining Solution A |
1 x 1 ml |
|
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Staining Solution B |
1 x 1 ml |
4°C |
| Staining Solution C |
1 x 0,2 ml | 4°C |
| Staining Solution D |
1 x 20 ml | 4°C |
| X-Gal Solution |
1 x 5 ml | -20°C |
| 100X Fixing Solution |
1 x 1 ml | 4°C |