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Can anyone tell me why are Concanavalin A coated dishes used in cell imaging?
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What is the purpose of using Concanavalin A coated dishes in cell imaging?
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nancy189 said:Can anyone tell me why are Concanavalin A coated dishes used in cell imaging?
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A laboratory based biologist could give you a more detailed answer, but Concanavalin A is apparently used to bind glycosul and mannosyl groups.
http://jura.wi.mit.edu/sabatini_public/fly_array/ConA.htm
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