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How many cells do I have to use for each well of the 16-well Nucleocuvette® Strip?

This depends on the cell type you are working with. In our Optimized Protocols the cell numbers range from 2.5 x 10^4 cells (mouse DC) up to 1x 10^6 cells (human T cells). Detailed information is provided in our 4D-Nucleofector® Optimized Protocols.
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Are there any substitutions that can be used in place of the HSA in the freezing media for hMSC's (Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells)?

Cryopreservation may compromise cell quality and performance. Lonza CANNOT guarantee performance of Clonetics™ & Poietics™ Cells that have been cryopreserved outside of Lonza. To avoid loss of cells and forfeiture of your warranty, we recommend...
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When would be the optimal time to perform experiments post osteogenic differentiation for human mesenchymal stem cells?

Once the cells have differentiated and started laying down bone matrix, we recommend assaying the cells immediately. If cells begin to delaminate (peel of the culture plate in layers), this would indicate that the cells are embedded in the calcium...
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Do you recommend a purification method to purify specific blood/immune cell populations before Nucleofection®?

We recommend using negative selection (depletion) because your purified cells are "untouched", not influenced, and strictly not activated.Positive selection may cause increasing amounts of dead cells and could also lead to activation of the cells...
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What passage are your B-ALI™ (Bronchial Air Liquid Interface) cells when plating on transwells?

The cryopreserved epithelial cells, that are screened and guaranteed for differentiation in B-ALI™ (Bronchial Air Liquid Interface) are in P1, the cells plated in transwells are P2. We do not recommend expansion of the cells before...
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What type of matrix should your Clonetics™ embryonic rat/mouse neural cells be seeded onto?

For optimal results, poly-D-lysine with laminin should be used, especially for the hippocampus cells.Poly-D-lysine without the laminin or poly-L-lysine could also be used for the rat and mouse neuronal cells.
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Could you extract cDNA from the lysed cells after detection using the ViaLight™ Plus BioAssay?

The lysis of the cells with the Cell Lysis Reagent included in the ViaLight™ Plus Kit should not affect the DNA. Whilst we haven't conducted this experiment ourselves we cannot see any real reason why it should not be possible...
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How long will your Clonetics™ rat DRG's (dorsal root ganglion cells) remain viable in culture?

The cells can remain viable in culture for about 28 days.
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How many mononuclear cells are typically found per milliliter (mL) of whole, unprocessed bone marrow?

Whole, unprocessed bone marrow typically contains 4 million to 10 million mononuclear cells per milliliter (mL).
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Can Lonza's Human Adipose-Derived Stem Cells (hADSC) (PT-5006) be expanded prior to differentiation?

Lonza's human adipose derived stem cells (ADSC) are guarantee 5 passages prior to differentiation based on our existing data.
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