293 transfection
Immuno AG
immuno at immuno.co.at
Wed May 29 03:34:20 EST 1996
ggggggggIn article <319A1FD3.BF5 at nrc.uab.edu>, rdudley at nrc.uab.edu says...
>
>I am transfecting 293 cells (human epithelial kidney) with Lipofectaime
>fron Gibco-BRL. The first time worked splendidly, but subsequent
>transfections (we're using transients) have yielded mediocre results.
>There are several superstitions I have heard, one of which is something
>to the effect of, if the primary culture exceeds approx. 70%
>confluency, subsequent generations of cells will be affected negatively
>in terms of transfection. The solution is to thaw an aliquot of early
>generations and start again. I have tried several other solutions--I
>was wondering if anyone could provide some insight into this one. My
>primary did reach approx. 90% confluency on one ocassion. I have many
>early generations frozen away, so if this is true, there's not much of
>a problem. Thanks to anyone with info, and I'll post what I find out
>later.
>
>rich
>
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>Richard J. Dudley
>Neurobiology Research Center
>University of Alabama School of Medicine
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