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What stock concentration of Propidium Iodide does Lonza use for FACS analysis after Nucleofection®?

We use a stock concentration of 100 µg/ml in PBS. This is diluted 1:300 – 1:400 into the sample.

Do you have a protocol for the Nucleofection® of Plasmodium berghei using the Nucleofector® Systems

Nucleofector I/II/2bWe have excellent data for the Nucleofection™ of Plasmodium berghei from the group Chris J. Janse and Andrew P. Waters from the University of Leiden. Their protocol describes a transfection efficiency of 10-3 – 10-4. With this...

In your optimized Nucleofection® Protocols for MDA-MB-231 and MDA-MB-468, you say to culture the cells without CO2. Why?

The media recommended for these cells is Leibovitz's L-15 medium which does not contain sodium bicarbonate to act as a buffer for the carbonic acid that would normally form in the presence of CO2. Furthermore, if the cells are cultured in Leibovitz's...

Do you have any siRNA Nucleofection® results using concentrations lower than 50nM?

Yes. Please click on the attached Technical Reference Guide: "Designing an RNAi Experiment Using Nucleofection®". On page 3 you can find a table with some examples.

For hepatocytes, is plating density a concern post Nucleofection®?

Yes, the optimized protocols for the standard Nucleofector® recommend the use of 6 well plates. Plating into a 12-well plate will pose a problem as less cells will attach at high densities.

Which reporter gene should I choose for my reporter gene experiment?

In general, all reporter genes can be used.For some applications (e.g. reporter gene experiments in various primary cells, experiments with late analysis time point due to starving and /or stimulation) a reporter gene with a longer half life than...

Four hours after Nucleofection®, I can see the hepatocytes have attached to the well, but the morphology does not look correct, should I be concerned?

There is no reason for alarm. The hepatocytes may not exhibit normal morphology a few hours after Nucleofection® but by 24 hours post Nucleofection®, morphology should be normal. Remember to perform a fluid change about 4 hours post...

What is the amount of DNA I can use in my Nucleofection® Experiment?

This totally depends on the Nucleofector® system you are working with. While in the 100 µL reaction vessels usually 1 - 5 µg DNA is being used, for the 20 µL reaction vessels (e.g. X Unit, 96-well Unit and HT...

Is there a difference between, for example, the programs C-20 and C-020?

No, the programs C-20 and C-020 are identical regarding their electrical parameters. The letter minus a two-digit number is the nomenclature of the Nucleofector™ I. Since we have launched the Nucleofector™ II we changed it to a letter minus a three...

When should I begin looking for the Luciferase signal after Nucleofection®?

The time course of plasmid expression after Nucleofection® might be different from the time course seen with other transfection methods. We recommend looking at different time points and start with the first time point as early as 4 to 6 hours post...
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