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What is the difference between PLL and PDL for surface coating?
Posted April 17, 2020
Cell Culture
Fixation
adherent cells
fixed cells
Chemical Reagents
fluorescence microscope
Answer
Both poly-L-lysine (PLL) and poly-D-lysine (PDL) are used to help facilitate cell adhesion, spreading, and growth. However, some cell types release
proteases
that may break down PLL, in which case PDL should be used.
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