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Chapter 8 Methods

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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Cell Culture

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isolating cells from tissues

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primary cell lines

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-cells taken from live tissues, organs, etc -limited lifespan

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secondary cell lines

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-cells taken from primary cell lines -finite # of divisions

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immortalized cell lines

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-cell lines altered to live forever and divide forever, bypass senescence

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senescence

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cell permanently stops dividing

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Hybridoma Cell Lines

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differential normal + mouse tumor cells are centrifuged with fusing agent - forms heterokaryon, media filters out and only allows heterokaryon to go through - gets cloned as hybrid cells, process for creating immortalized cell lines

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Monoclonal

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from single clone

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Polyclonal

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from multiple clones

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Flow Cytometry

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analyze individual cells in liquid suspension, measures physical and molecular properties

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FACS

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subset of flow cytometry that physically separates cells based off of fluorescent markers

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Protein Purification

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isolate specific protein from complex mixture

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Organelle Isolation

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separates different organelles

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Sedimentation

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different speeds from centrifuging will seperate different organelles through pellets

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Density Centrifugation/ Fractionation

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samples are layered and organelles match based on density buyoncy

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Chromatography

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used to seperate proteins by charge, size, specific bonding, hydrophobicity

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Electrophoresis

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separates proteins by using electrical field to move charged molecules

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Western Blotting

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uses antibodies to detect specific proteins

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Mass Spectrometry

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identifies and characterizes macromolecules by their mass to charge ratio

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PCR

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-tests if nucleic acid is present and how much -amplifies DNA sequence, creates millions of copies from DNA fragments

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FISH - Fluourescent in Situ Hybridization

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detect and locate specific RNA + DNA sequences within cells or tissues using Fluorescently labelled probes - exactly what’s inside nucleic acid

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RT-PCR

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quantifies RNA levels in samples by converting RNA to cDNA and amplifies -how much RNA is present

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Microarrays

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measures expression levels of thousands of mRNAs

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RNA interference

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silences or reduces expression of specific genes by targeting mRNA for destruction

#24
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transient vs stable

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transient = temp, stable = permanent