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Can 6-, 12-, 24-, or 48-well cell culture plates be used on MixMate?

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Yes, cell culture plates can be used on MixMate – as long as they comply with the SBS Standard for Microplates , and they can be mixed at a minimum mixing rate of 300 rpm.
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Which plates can be used on MixMate?

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All plate formats that comply with the SBS Standard for Microplates ., for example: MTPs (up to 384-well), 96- and 384-well PCR plates (skirted, semi-skirted, unskirted), deepwell plates (up to 384-well), cell culture plates (6-, 12-, 24-, 48-, 96- and 384-wells).
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Can semi-skirted PCR plates be used with MixMate?

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Yes, with the aid of the Tube Holder PCR 96, semi-skirted PCR plates can also be fitted onto MixMate.
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Why are some cell culture media better than others?

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Media originally used for growth of mammalian cells were based on biological fluids, such as plasma. This type of media suffered many disadvantages including batch variation and vulnerability to contamination.
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How can cell culture media be made?

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A bioreactor allows the growth of human tissues outside of the body that amass and behave like those in the body. Another is the Rotary Cell Culture System, as it provides a gentler environment than a dynamic or static tissue culture system, thereby allowing cells to aggregate, grow 3-dimensionally, and differentiate. The result will be cells or tissues that closely resemble the in vivo tissue equivalent.
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Can MixMate be used in clinical diagnostics?

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Yes, MixMate complies with the specifications of the European standard 98/79/EC on in-vitro diagnostics, which prescribes a pan-European standard quality and safety level for products, that are used for examining human sample material. This ensure that all products comply identically with regard to quality and purity, for maximum reproducibility in your experiments and analyses. Adherence to this and other standards is documented on the MixMate CE-certificate.
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What cables are used with the ProCurve 10/100 Hub 12, 12M, 24, and 24M?

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All of the twisted-pair ports except port 1 are wired as MDI-X. Port 1 can be changed to either MDI or MDI-X using the MDI/MDI-X button. For connections to the 10 Mbps ports, you can use Category 3, 4 or 5 unshielded twisted-pair cable, as supported by the IEEE 802.3 Type 10Base-T standard. For connections to the 100 Mbps ports, use Category 5 only, as defined by the IEEE 802.3u Type 100Base-TX standard.
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Should a 12 or 24 volt power supply be used?

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For our smallest brakes and clutches: We prefer to sell the 12 volt version (with a 12 volt power supply), since 24 volt versions of the smaller units require very small gauge wire for the coil.
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Back to top What should the osmolality of my cell culture medium be?

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Answer: Most established vertebrate lines will tolerate a rather large variation in osmotic pressure. The useful range of osmolality of cell culture media for vertebrate lines is between 260 to 320 mOSM/kg. Invertebrate lines vary greatly in their sensitivity to osmotic pressure. For example, the snail embryo ATCC CRL-1494 requires medium of about 155 mOSM/kg, while some insect media prefer 360 to 375 mOSM/kg.
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How do I know whether to go with a 12 or 24 volt system?

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system in their kitchen. They need 6 spotlights and three pendants over an island. It will be a 15-foot
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Back to top Can I use HEPES buffer in my cell culture medium?

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Answer: HEPES and other organic buffers can be used effectively with many cell lines (see Shipman, C. (1969) Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 130: 305). However, be aware that the compound can be toxic, especially for some differentiated cell types, so its effects should be evaluated before routine use (People, C.A., et al., (1982) In Vitro 18: 755). HEPES has also been shown to greatly increase the sensitivity of media to the phototoxic effects induced by exposure to fluorescent light. [Zigler, J.S.
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Can POWER-GATE devices be used on 12 volt and 24 volt electrical systems?

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POWER-GATE can be used on both 12 volt, and 24 volt electrical systems. Our in-house design team can also tailor units to work at other voltage levels as well. Please inquire for special applications.
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Return to top Q: What cables are used with the HP ProCurve 10/100 Hub 12, 12m, 24, and 24m?

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All of the twisted-pair ports except port 1 are wired as MDI-X. Port 1 can be changed to either MDI or MDI-X using the MDI/MDI-X button. For connections to the 10 Mbps ports, you can use Category 3, 4 or 5 unshielded twisted-pair cable, as supported by the IEEE 802.3 Type 10Base-T standard. For connections to the 100 Mbps ports, use Category 5 only, as defined by the IEEE 802.3u Type 100Base-TX standard.
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Back to top How can I adapt a monolayer cell line to grow in suspension culture?

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Answer: Not all cell lines can be adapted to suspension growth. In general, normal diploid anchorage-dependent (must be attached to a substrate to grow) cells cannot be adapted without the use of microcarrier beads to which they can attach. Lines such as L-929 (ATCC CCL-1) and HeLa (ATCC CCL-2) which are not anchorage-dependent can be adapted and variants that grow in suspension already exist.
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Back to top What are the recommended carbon dioxide (CO2) levels needed to grow a cell culture?

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Answer: While the levels of carbon dioxide in cell culture systems vary from that in ambient air (about 0.03%) up to 40% in air, generally either no added CO2 or 5% to 10% CO2 in air are the most frequently used. It is very important to adjust the concentration of sodium bicarbonate used in a medium to that required for equilibration with the level of CO2 used in the gas phase. Cells in culture produce CO2 and require small amounts of the compound for growth and survival.
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Back to top Why is it important to limit exposure of cell culture media to fluorescent lights?

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Answer: An important but often overlooked source of chemical contamination results from the exposure of media containing riboflavin or tryptophan to normal fluorescent lighting (see references below). These media components are photoactivated by UV radiation emitted from most fluorescent lights and give rise to hydrogen peroxide. This generates free radicals that are toxic to cells; the longer the exposure the greater the toxicity.
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Back to top Can antibiotics and/or antimycotic agents be added to the cell culture medium?

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Answer: Most cell culture technologists avoid using antibiotics for routine culture work. Antibiotics may mask contamination by susceptible bacteria and fungi while permitting mycoplasma to flourish unnoticed. Antibiotics may interfere with the metabolism of sensitive cells in culture. However, one may elect to introduce antibiotics for short periods to primary cultures or as a safeguard while propagating specific valuable stocks (e.g.
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Is the glass bottom SensoPlate recommended for cell culture?

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While this plate provides excellent flatness and clarity for microscopic examination, some cell lines may interact with the adhesive used in production. It is best to pre-test your culture if you plan to incubate them in the SensoPlate for longer than 24 hours.
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Can I get any length other than 12", 18", 24"?

Omega Custom Engineering
Many of the thermocouples we sell are available in any size. Change the length in the part number to the desired length. Pricing is typically stated as a $/in or $/foot adder.
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Question 12. Why do I have to sign up for 24 months?

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Answer: The 24 month contract is an industry standard. It allows you to integrate the site into how you do business and allows you enough time to measure the benefits. The development of an e-commerce solution is not a quick fix but a long-term business selling strategy.
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How many months am I committing myself for if I join? 12? 24?

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One! You pay monthly in advance - We find it unnecessary to bind people to lengthy contracts! If they are satisfied with our service, they will stay of their own accord!
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What can a stem-cell be used for?

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Stem cell therapy is used to repair and replace damaged or lost cells with new healthy stem cells. This therapy provides a promising treatment of what was formerly regarded as incurable diseases. With stem cell therapy having the ability to grow all kinds of human tissue, treating cell based diseases and growing medically important tissues for transplantation reasons, doors are now open.
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What are the best golf discs for a young child: ages 6 to 12?

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The best golf discs for a younger child would be from our EDGE line of discs. EDGE discs weigh 135 grams or less. These discs are specifically designed for children ages 6-12 that are participating in the EDGE (Educational Disc Golf Experience) program. Try the EDGE Polecat, EDGE Shark or EDGE Ace. For older children, 150-class discs would be a good choice as well.
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Why is this class 12 weeks long when other classes are only 6 weeks, a few nights or a weekend?

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Decades of trial and error resulted in a 12-week class series. You could probably learn all of the information in the birth class in a single weekend, but you wouldn’t remember much in labor and it could make your brain hurt! Twelve weeks of natural childbirth classes allows the information to sink in, and gives you time to get your body in shape. It also takes about 12 weeks for someone to learn the deep level of relaxation required to have a natural birth.
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Will islet cell transplantation be used?

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No, islet cell transplantation will not be used. The concept of the trial is disease reversal followed by spontaneous regeneration of the islets.
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Can the 12 kHz FM filter be used on AM?

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Unlike most DSP-based radios, the K3 converts from the main IF (8.215 MHz) to the 15 kHz DSP IF without an intervening 455 kHz IF. This helps give the K3 a cleaner sound and better dynamic range since there are fewer conversions. However, this also means the IF crystal filter must have exceptional skirt selectivity to prevent the 15 kHz "image" from getting through. In FM mode, capture effect helps suppress the effect of "image" leakage.
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What about culture?

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All cultures have both traditions of resistance to domestic violence as well as forms of acceptance of it. Culture cannot excuse domestic violence—though abusers may use “culture” as a way to justify their choice to abuse. Unfortunately, relationship abuse is prevalent in all cultures—. Across the world, different cultures may have different responses to domestic violence, and some may hold abusers more accountable than others.
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What type of culture is used to make cheese?

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Streptococcus and lactobacillus bacteria are used. Propionic bacteria is added to form the eyes in Swiss cheese. Our natural cheese does not contain animal enzymes. Our natural cheese includes shredded and chunk cheese such as cheddar, Colby, marble jack, etc. Some processed cheese may contain animal enzymes.
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What is toxicity of beads in relation to cells and cell culture?

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The concern about toxicity here is that the cells can take the particles in via either phagocytosis or endocytosis (two separate cellular mechanisms for taking in particles of various sorts). Once taken in things go into endosomes and these initial membrane bounded vesicles fuse with a lysosome forming a phagolysosome. In these vesicles things get digested by various enzymes.
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