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What primary human diseased airway
cell
s does Lonza offer?
Lonza's current portfolio for human diseased airway
cells
includes:- Bronchial Epithelial
Cells
- Lung Fibroblasts- Bronchial Smooth Muscle
Cells
...from asthmatic and COPD donors and if available from donors with Cystic fibrosis.An overview...
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Which promoter can be recommended for transient gene expression in mammalian
cell
s ?
Vectors with a CMV promoter typically work fine for transient protein expression in mammalian
cells
, like HEK293, CHO or NSO. For insect
cells
, like Sf9 or Sf21, vectors with insect promoters are required. In HEK293E (EBNA)
cells
, the use...
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How many passages can I use the Clonetics™ diseased
cell
s?
Proliferative capacity of Lonza's Clonetics™ diseased
cells
is tested through one or more passages (depending on the
cell
type) for information only.It is NOT a specification where a minimum number of doublings must be obtained in order to pass...
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What kind of effects could a mycoplasma contamination have on my
cell
s?
Mycoplasma contamination can: > Inhibit
cell
metabolism > Cause
cell
death > Induce morphological alterations > Alter DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis > Induce chromosomal aberrations > Cause increased sensitivity to inducers...
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How is the disease state for Lonza’s diseased airway
cell
s determined?
The tissue received for all of Lonza’s diseased airway
cells
are obtained from donors which were diagnosed by an accredited physician prior to death. Frequently, Lonza will obtain information on medications taken related to the disease which...
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Where are Lonza’s Small Airway Epithelial
cell
s isolated from?
Lonza’s Small Airway Epithelial
cells
(both normal and diseased) are isolated from the distal portion of the lung in the 1 mm bronchiole area. These
cells
are isolated from airway tubules 1mm in diameter and smaller. Anything with a diameter greater...
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How can I detect mycoplasma contamination of my
cell
s?
We recommend using the 20-minute MycoAlert® Mycoplasma Detection Kit from Lonza. The simple four-step MycoAlert® Assay is a selective biochemical test that exploits the activity of mycoplasmal enzymes. The presence of these enzymes provides a rapid...
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Do the Clonetics™ rat and mouse embryonic neuronal
cell
s proliferate?
No, the neurons do not proliferate.
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Does the recommended media for each of the diabetic
cell
s contain glucose?
The recommended media does contain glucose. Please contact Scientific Support for glucose concentrations.
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What is the concentration of sugar in Lonza’s endothelial
cell
media?
While the complete formulation of all of Lonza’s specialty media are proprietary, the EBM™, EBM™-2, and EBM™ phenol red free basal media will all contain D-glucose (dextrose) [CAS number 50-99-7] at exactly 1.0 g/L (5.55 mM). There are no other...
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