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Hi, We are trying to establish subcutaneous tumor in NSG mice using prostate cancer cell line PC3 (engineered with firefly luc). We use IVIS to monitor tumor growth and noticed that the tumor...
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I am culturing LentiX HEK293 cells and noticed round particles in cell culture. They are about 1-3 microns in diameter, so unlikely to be mycoplasma (which are
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I noticed that the lentiviral infection efficiency in primary human T cells decreased very fast and much more significantly than in normal cell lines (eg., HEK, Jurkat, tumor cells lines, etc)....
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Attached are two coronal MRI images of a mouse lying on its side, with the left image taken 2mm lower than the right one. Can anyone tell me if the part circled by the red line is the hindlimb of...
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Most studies on CAR-T cells use NSG mice (B/T cell deficient) based on the papers I found. Only a few use nude mice (T cell deficient, B cell present), which is what we are hoping to do. Does...
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I am using RetroNectin to coat plates for viral infection. The protocol (see the link below) says to block with 2% BSA for 30 min and wash with PBS after removing the RetroNectin coating. Does...
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