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Use of Crystal Violet to Improve Visual Cytopathic Effect-based Reading for Viral Titration using TCID50 Assays
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Use of Crystal Violet to Improve Visual Cytopathic Effect-based Reading for Viral Titration using TCID50 Assays

Use of Crystal Violet to Improve Visual Cytopathic Effect-based Reading for Viral Titration using TCID50 Assays

DOI:
10.3791/63063-v

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04:06 min

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February 12, 2022

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1College of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Population Health and Pathobiology,North Carolina State University

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  • 00:02Introduction
  • 00:41Titration Protocol
  • 01:48Staining Protocol
  • 02:56Results
  • 03:46Conclusion

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This protocol shows an accurate and objective approach to visualize viral titrations using crystal violet, by comparing it with optical microscopy and immunocytochemical staining.

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Viral TitrationTCID50 AssayCrystal Violet StainingCytopathic EffectVirus StockCell LineSerial DilutionViral TiterMicroscopyMonocytochemistry StainingPlaque-forming Unit AssayVirology Research

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