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With a master’s degree in the life sciences, Leela Thakur works as a research associate in a university cell culture core facility. She maintains dozens of cell lines for academic laboratories, handling imaging and troubleshooting contamination issues. Thakur also managed repository inventory and tissue culture supplies for research teams studying cellular growth.

How to Passage Cells: A Detailed Procedure
How to Read FACS Data: From Plots to Cell Populations
How Many Cells to Seed in a 6 Well Plate?
How to Freeze Cells: A Basic Cell Culture Protocol
Which Dye to Choose for Live Cell Imaging?
What Is a Pulse-Chase Experiment & How Does It Work?
What Is a Primary Cell and How Is It Used in Research?
How to Use a Hemocytometer for Accurate Cell Counts
What Is Tissue Fixation? Methods and Scientific Principles
What Is Co-culture? Purpose, Methods, and Applications
How Long Do Cells Survive in Phosphate-Buffered Saline?
What Are Microassays and Their Applications?
What Is Cell Hashing and How Is It Used?
What Is CFSE Labeling & How Is It Used to Track Cells?
CHO-K1 Cells: Their Role and Uses in Biotechnology
What Are Permeabilized Cells and Why Are They Used?
Feulgen Stain: Principle, Uses, and Significance
Cell Fractionation Protocol: Steps, Techniques, and Uses
SH-SY5Y Cells: What Are They and Why Are They Important?
What Is the MDCK Cell Line & Why Is It So Important?
What Are Human Macrophage Cell Lines and Their Uses?
Cytoflex Flow Cytometer: What It Is and How It Works
Cryo-EM Resolution: Achieving Atomic Detail
Phospho Histone H3: A Key Marker of Cell Proliferation
U2OS Cell Line: A Look at Its Origin and Uses in Research
What Is Lipofuscin Autofluorescence and Why Is It Important?
What is Cryosectioning and How is it Used in Science?
T84 Cell Line: Characteristics, Uses, and Limitations
3D Cell Culture Models: What They Are & Key Applications
What Are HEK293A Cells and Why Are They Important?