In most natural habitats, Arabidopsis is a winter annual: Its seeds germinate in the fall, the young plants survive the winter, floral meristems emerge in the spring, and only the seeds survive the summer months. Most common laboratory varieties of Arabidopsis flower within 4 weeks of germination, and seeds can be collected after an additional 4-6 weeks. - [Read Cultivation of Arabidopsis Protocol]
Culture protocols and information for T brucei. Detailed guide to the practice and history ofTrypanosoma brucei cultivation. This covers the culture of bloodstream and procyclic forms in liquid media and on agarose plates. - [Read Culture Protocols and Information for T brucei]
Laser Capture Microdissection of Living in vitro Cells. This PDF describes a precise, rapid and convenient Laser Capture Microdissection (LCM) method for the positive selection of living adherent cells and the successful subsequent re-cultivation of homogenous sub-populations. Arcturus. - [Read Laser Capture Microdissection of Living in vitro Cells PDF]