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Dose-Response Modeling Using Mtt Assay: A Short Review



Nikzad S1 ; Baradaranghahfarokhi M2 ; Nasri P3
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Source: Life Science Journal Published:2014

Abstract

MTT assay is widely used to determine the response of cells to ionizing radiation. This method has several advantages such as relative low cost, short time to assess the samples and the possibility of acquiring the results semi-automatically. However, for this method, there are some restrictions/limitations and some important factors that should be considered. This paper is focused to discuss a standard procedure in using MTT assay for calculating the cell survival after irradiation.
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