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What's the differences between MTT and XTT assays.

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What's the differences between MTT and XTT assays.

Hi,everyone,

It comes to my attention that more people are giving up MTT assay, and moving to XTT assays. I just know that they are the very similiar cell viability and proliferation assays except that XTT fozam can dissolve with water.

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What's the differences between MTT and XTT assays.

What's the differences between MTT and XTT assays. - Cell Biology and Cell Culture

What's the differences between MTT and XTT assays. - Cell Biology Forum. Cell Culture Forum. Post and ask questions about cell culturing, cell lysis, cell transfection, cell growth, and cell biology.