Lentivirus Precipitation Reagent
Référence VC125
Conditionnement : 250mL
Marque : Alstem
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Lentivirus Precipitation Solution
Highlights:
- Easy-to-use: simply mix
- No ultracentrifugation required
- Easily scale up for large volumes
- Up to 100 fold concentration increase
- Cost effective spin protocol for efficient viral concentration
- Non-toxic: safe for all cell lines, including ES cells
Description:
Lentivirus Precipitation Solution is a mixture of polymers optimized for the precipitation of lentiviral particles. It provides a simple, fast and highly efficient method for concentrating lentiviral particles. The protocol involve mixing your lentiviral supernatant with the Lentivirus Precipitation Solution, incubate for a short period, and spin the mixture in a standard centrifuge. You'll increase your lentivirus titer by up to 100 fold as quick as in 4 hrs, and obtain excellent recoveries without ultracentrifugation. The Lentivirus Precipitation Solution is a 5x solution.
Specifications:
| Product Name | Lentivirus Precipitation Solution |
|---|---|
| Shipping Condition | Room Temperature - 2 Day Shipping |
| Storage and Stability | Store at 4 °C. This product is stable for 6 months when stored as directed. |
| Quality Control | Each lot of Lentivirus Precipitation Solution is tested for sterility and successful precipitation of Lentiviral particles. |
| Restricted Use | For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. |
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