Search Results

Where are Lonza’s NHAC-kn cells isolated from?

Lonza obtains our Normal Human Articular Chondrocytes (NHAC-kn) from the weight bearing cartilage of the knee (hyaline cartilage)

Can I run gels other than FlashGel® Cassettes on the FlashGel® Dock?

No. The FlashGel® Cassettes and FlashGel® Dock are a single system, designed to work together. FlashGel® RNA and DNA Cassettes are not compatible with other chambers. The dock is not compatible with other gels.

Where are Lonza’s HSMM cells isolated from?

Lonza obtains our Human Skeletal Muscle Myoblasts( HSMM), both diseased and normal, from quadriceps or psoas muscle tissue.

What is the stain in the FlashGel® Cassette?

The stain in the FlashGel® Cassettes is a proprietary fluorescent nucleic acid stain. It is not commercially available as a separate stain.

Does the FlashGel™ System have a built-in power supply?

The dock includes a low-voltage power supply for the transilluminator. The system requires an external electrophoresis power supply with up to a 275 V capacity. A FlashGel™ Power Supply is sold separately (cat. No. 57068) or as part of the FlashGel™...

Where are Lonza’s Ventricular Normal Human Cardiac Fibroblast cells isolated from?

Lonza obtains our Ventricular Normal Human Cardiac Fibroblast (NHCF-V) from left ventricle.

Where are Lonza’s Atrial Normal Human Cardiac Fibroblast cells isolated from?

Lonza obtains our Atrial Normal Human Cardiac Fibroblast (NHCF-A) from right atrium.

Does the FlashGel™ System have a built-in transilluminator?

The FlashGel™ Dock has a built-in blue light transilluminator for real time visualization of the bands.

What wavelength will excite the stain in the FlashGel™ Cassettes? Can I use a UV transilluminator?

The FlashGel™ Dock has a blue light transilluminator that excites the fluorescent dye at 450 nm. The stain has a secondary excitation peak in the UV range (i.e., 302 nm and 312 nm). Therefore, the bands can also be detected on a UV transilluminator.

Will Lonza’s HSMM cells de-differentiate after they have been differentiated to form myotubes?

The differentiation of Lonza’s Human Skeletal Muscle Myoblasts (HSMM) to myotubes is a terminal differentiation and, therefore, once differentiated, these cells will not de-differentiate to myoblasts. Additionally, differentiation is not...

Data Type

Category

Research Area