Hi Shima, I understand you want to transfer live, proliferating cells. If this is the case, you can culture the cells in regular flasks and, when ready to ship, fill the flask with fresh culture medium and use a non-ventilated cap to avoid leaking and contamination. If the cells are not very delicate, they will survive the shipment.
Another option is to freeze the cells and ship them in either liquid nitrogen or dry ice, I've successfully shipped cells from one country to another with 1-2 days transit time.
Hi Shima, I understand you want to transfer live, proliferating cells. If this is the case, you can culture the cells in regular flasks and, when ready to ship, fill the flask with fresh culture medium and use a non-ventilated cap to avoid leaking and contamination. If the cells are not very delicate, they will survive the shipment.
Another option is to freeze the cells and ship them in either liquid nitrogen or dry ice, I've successfully shipped cells from one country to another with 1-2 days transit time.
Yes,
Culture can be anything that people believe and trust from their bottom of harts. That inference to arrange the built environment in cities as well as rural areas.
If planner can identify that physical elements of the space which influence by the culture; they can built that space in another area.
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