Protocol: Induction of Conjugation in Tetrahymena Protocol
Protocol: Induction of Conjugation in Tetrahymena Protocol
Protocol: Induction of Conjugation in Tetrahymena Protocol
Mature Tetrahymena cells of opposite mating types are starved under appropriate salt conditions. The mating types are then combined to costimulate through cell-cell interaction. Loose pairs and then firm, irreversible pairs of cells of opposite mating types form. This method consistently results in a high percentage of pairing (usually greater than 80%) and good synchrony.
Protocol: Induction of Conjugation in Tetrahymena Protocol
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