10 October 2014 10 2K Report

I'm doing a cell count, in a 3D structure, to monitor cell proliferation at different time points: 1, 3, 7, 14, & 21 days. I'm looking for the best method to break down a PEGDA gel to be able to access to cell nucleus to preform a DNA assay. However, breaking down the gel network seems to be a challenge. I've done several methods, freezing at -80 c˚/dry, centrifuge, Ultrasonic cleaner bath and eventually I'm trying to use Tris-EDTA buffer solution 100×. I'm wondering, what is the best method to break down a 3D gel network since the PEGDA may not be a reversible gel?

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