How cell culture flasks should be used

How cell culture flasks should be used, Supplied by Bunsen Bio: ELISA kits, animal serum, fluorescence quantitative PCR consumables, pipette nozzles, microcentrifuge tubes, imported cryopreservation tubes, cell culture dishes, culture plates, culture flasks, imported tips, instruments and gloves, chromatography consumables, needle filters, etc
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Performance characteristics of cell culture flasks: > time-saving and space-saving, 1 10-layer cell culture flask culture area equivalent to 36 T-175 cell culture flasks
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> is ready to use and no other attachments are allowed
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> linear amplification, growth kinetics are identical to experimental-grade
cultures.

> large mouths allow users to perfuse and empty
directly into the cell plant.

> are suitable for laboratory operations and large-scale cell culture
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> electron beam sterilization without heat source
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> high transparency medical grade polystyrene material
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Cell factories have been accepted by more and more domestic production and scientific research users, both superior to the advantages of transistors, and there is no application restrictions similar to bioreactors, the application of cell factories will become more and more extensive, and in the next few years quickly become a more mature new generation of cell culture technology
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How to use the cell culture flask: 1.
Unscrew the lid, and inject the medium into the cell factory by tilting or pumping, and the cell suspension slowly flows into the layers of the
cell factory.

Close the lid and stand still
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2.
Slowly measure the cell factory, the side with the dosing port is turned back to itself, and stand so that the cell suspension flows slowly and evenly into each layer
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3.
Rotate 90 degrees laterally, keep the inlet facing upwards, and let the cell suspension flow slowly and evenly into each layer
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4.
Hold the side of the inlet with both hands and slowly flatten it to avoid shaking
the liquid sharply.

5.
Transfer to a suitable cell culture incubator for incubation
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After the culture is over, pour the medium into the collection container
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