Mesench. stem (MSC), pig

bone marrow derived stem cells with the potential to develop into mature cells that produce fat, cartilage, bone, tendons, and muscle. Generally considered a subpopulation of bone marrow stromal cells, although often the terms are used interchangeably.

Cell Type:
Blood/Bone Marrow SC
Tissue Origin:
Species:
porcine
Research Area:
Cancer Research/Cell Biology
Stem Cells
Cell Characteristics:
Adherent

Recommended Media

TheraPEAK™ MSCGM™ Mesenchymal Stem Cell Growth Medium, Serum-free (with L-glutamine, without phenol red and antibiotics).

TheraPEAK™MSCGM™ is a serum free medium for the growth of human Mesenchymal Stem Cells. TheraPEAK™ MSCGM™ is optimized for the multiple passage expansion of all types of hMSCs while still allowing for differentiation into the several desired lineages. Cells can be directly transitioned from serum-containing medium to TheraPEAK™ MSCGM™ with little to no adaptation time. For peak performance, it is recommended to use TheraPEAK™ MSCGM™ with Fibronectin coated plates

Transfection Information

Lonza Optimized Protocol
Optimization Guideline
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Protocol Kit Program Cells Efficiency Viable Cells Substrate Format Platform
MSC, human G-022 2e6 60% 50% Plasmid (general) 10 µg 100 µl I/II/2b
P1 EH-100 4e5 83% 82% Plasmid (general) 1 µg 4D X-Unit
P1 FF-113 4e5 83% 68% Plasmid (general) 1 µg 4D X-Unit

Citations

Categories:
Primary Cells and Media 
Authors:
Izuagie Attairu Ikhapoh, Christopher J Pelham and Devendra K Agrawal 
In:
Stem Cell Res Ther (2015) 6(4): 1186 
Categories:
Transfection 
Authors:
Sheyn D, Pelled G, Zilberman Y, Talasazan F, Frank JM, Gazit D, Gazit Z 
In:
Stem Cells (2008) 26(4): 1056-64