Thawing frozen C2C12 cells: Difference between revisions
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==Materials | == Materials == | ||
* frozen C2C12 cells | * frozen C2C12 cells | ||
* HS for C2C12 cells | * HS for C2C12 cells | ||
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* Cell culture flask | * Cell culture flask | ||
==Procedure | == Procedure == | ||
* heat the HS up to 37ºC | * heat the HS up to 37ºC | ||
* pipette 14 ml C2C12 HS media in a 75 cm2 cell culture flask | * pipette 14 ml C2C12 HS media in a 75 cm2 cell culture flask | ||
Revision as of 08:34, 27 March 2015
Materials
- frozen C2C12 cells
- HS for C2C12 cells
- pipettes and tips
- FALCON tube 15 ml
- Cell culture flask
Procedure
- heat the HS up to 37ºC
- pipette 14 ml C2C12 HS media in a 75 cm2 cell culture flask
- pipette carefully 1 ml from the warm media in the cryo tube to the frozen cells
- pipette carefully up and down till the cells are thaw
- pipette all in the FALCON tube
- centrifuge at 1000 xg, 3 min at 4ºC
- label the cell culture flask with the name, date and C2C12 with the passage number
- aspirate of the media and resuspend the cells in 1 ml of the new HS
- pipette the suspension in the cell culture flask
- check the cells under the microscope
- put the flask at 37ºC, 10% CO2