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Kroeger, K., Collins, M., Ugozzoli, L. The Preparation of Primary Hematopoietic Cell Cultures From Murine Bone Marrow for Electroporation. J. Vis. Exp. (23), e1026, doi:10.3791/1026 (2009).
Is it also possible to get endothelial cells with this protocol?If yes, will they be endothelial progenitor cells or fully diferentiated endothelial cells?
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during electroporation, the plasmid concentration that you mentioned was 10-20 micrograms per ml final concentration. does this mean this is concentration of plasmid in 1ml of cells or one should use that concentration of DNA in 1ml of water and mix with 1 ml of cells with buffer?
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I am not able to spread out BHK21 cells evenly on 6 well plate. Transfection efficiency of Lipofectin mediated transfection is poor 15-20 percent. how do i improve trnansfection efficiecny? Thanks Shilpa India
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Hello, There is no set time limit, but you need to work as quickly as possible. Within minutes of animal death cells start to die. The longest prep was estimated ~60 minutes to isolate.
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There's an article :Skeletal muscle stem cells adopt a dormant cell state post mortem and retain regenerative capacity. They "separately found that bone marrow stem cells in mice survived for about four days after death" Would 2 hours post death be too late to harvest bone marrow
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We have not performed an extensive time study, nor are aware of one, that measures the death rate. Longer the time lapsed the less viable cells will be available. You can try 2hrs to see if you have enough cells for your experiment.
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Is it also possible to get endothelial cells with this protocol?If yes, will they be endothelial progenitor cells or fully diferentiated endothelial cells?
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João
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ReplyPosted by: jmcarvasJanuary 20, 2009, 5:24 AM