20.109(S14):DNA repair assays(Day6)
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Contents
Introduction
Protocols
Part 1: Prepare cells for flow cytometry
- Begin by briefly looking at your cells under the microscope. Do the cells in any wells appear less dense or less healthy than in others? Note down any such observations.
- Aspirate the media from each well according to the protocol below.
- As you work, tip the plate down a little to pool the media at the bottom of each well.
- Place your aspirator at the bottom of a well, and suck up the media. Remove all the liquid, but remove the aspirator promptly after that or you may damage/aspirate some cells.
- Before moving to the next (non-duplicate) well, dip your aspirator briefly (less than a second!) in ethanol. Then hold it up to dry and count to 3.
- Distribute 0.5 mL of warm PBS to each well, using the 2 mL pipet.
Part 2: Plate irradiated cells for inhibitor dose response
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