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Endpoint Assay
Endpoint Assay

Removing a cells from a vessel or well to perform external, destructive testing.

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Endpoint Assay

A assay or test or you perform on cells that will terminate them and/or requires their complete harvest.
​Terminates Action Group? Yes.
New Vessels Required? No.
Creates New Culture Track? No.
Tips: Use ‘Endpoint Assay’ if you are performing a terminating (destructive) assay (such as ICC or harvest for RNA/gDNA) to remove those vessels/wells from your culture track. If you are performing an assay on live cells, use the ‘Live Assay’ action (above) to keep the Culture Track going.

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