After Tamoxifen (ICI 47699) is dissolved in corn oil, if it is not used immediately in mouse experiments, what are the key points to pay attention to in terms of storage conditions (such as temperature, light protection requirements, storage time, etc.)?
Is it necessary to freeze it in aliquots or add stabilizers?
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Storage recommendations for tamoxifen corn oil solution:
When using corn oil to dissolve tamoxifen, it is recommended to prepare it immediately before use to reduce the risk of contamination during long-term storage.
Some literature mentions that the corn oil solution system can be stored at 4°C and then used in mouse gene knockout experiments.
However, the experimental cycle of this experiment is relatively short, so the relevant storage conditions and methods are for reference only.
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