Q:
What is the best way to centrifuge Human Hepatocytes prior to Nucleofection™?
A:
In order to avoid cell compaction in the pellet and difficulties in cell resuspension, we recommend using round bottom 2 ml vials or 50 ml BD Falcon™ tubes for all centrifugation steps prior to Nucleofection™.
Related Cells:
Hepatocyte, human
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Categories:
Transfection
Research Areas:
Toxicology
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