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Einfrieren menschlicher ES-Zellen
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Freezing Human ES Cells
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Einfrieren menschlicher ES-Zellen
DOI:
10.3791/50-v
•
08:00 min
•
October 12, 2006
•
Erin Trish
,
John Dimos
,
Kevin Eggan
1
Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
,
Harvard
Chapters
00:20
Preparation
00:55
Trypsinize cells
05:09
Resuspend cells and store in cryogen tubes
06:29
Add freezing media
06:53
Transfer cells to freezer
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Hier zeigen wir, wie unser Labor FARBEN humanen embryonalen Stammzelllinien gefriert.
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Freeze
Human ES Cells
Lab
HuES Human Embryonic Stem Cell Lines
Culture
PBS
Residual Media
Trypsin Reaction
Incubate
Rounding
Lifting Off
Pipetting
Conical Tube
HES Cell Media
Spin
Resuspend
Concentration
Freezing Media
Freezing Vials
-80C
Liquid Nitrogen
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