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ANZAC Research Institute – Sydney Australia

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About Cell Division Lab

The Cell Division Lab is based at the ANZAC Research Institute (ARI) in Sydney Australia and is led by A/Prof Andrew Burgess. The focus of the lab is to understand the basic mechanisms controlling cell division (mitosis), how these are disrupted in cancer, and can be used to selectively target and kill tumour cells.

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Protocols

How to use the IncuCyte Zoom

How to Synchronise Mammalian Cells in Culture

HeLa SILAC conditions

Complete Guide to Cell Cycle based Flow Cytometry

Immunofluorescence Guide

How to analyse Time-lapse movies using Fiji and/or Photoshop

Using ImageJ to Measure Cell Fluorescence

Using Thresholds to Measure and Quantify Cells in Image J

Export microscope images from ImageJ/FIJI into Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator

Adding a Scale Bar to Microscope Images

Antibiotic Concentrations for Bacterial Work

SDS PAGE Gel Recipes

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