cell culture - celis
Summary

CELL CULTURE SERVICES

Cell culture is a set of biology techniques used to grow cells outside their organism (ex-vivo) or their original environment, for the purpose of scientific experimentation.

The ICV-3C core facility of the Paris Brain Institute has all the equipment and techniques required for the culture of primary cells taken freshly from an organism, the culture of cell lines with a as well as organ slices.

Cortical, striatal, and hippocampal neurons culture

  • From murine embryonic neurons
  • Macroscopic dissection, plating, image analysis

Zebrafish cell culture

  • Dechorionation
  • Bilayer culture
  • Culture maintenance

Cell bank

4 cell types available:

  • NIH3T3
  • Hela
  • Cos7
  • HEK

Transfection / Lentiviral
infection and analysis

  • Transfection percentage
  • Viability

Organoid maintenance

  • Medium change
  • Cell count
  • Defusion

Immunofluorescence
on cells

  • Antibodies of interest
  • Intercalant

Mycoplasma tests

  • Contamination tests on culture supernatant based on mycoplasma activity

Training

  • User training on equipment for stand-alone use and scientific/technical assistance on demand
  • Training of students : cell culture protocol and equipment training

training cell culture

Workstation rental

Fully equipped culture boxes dedicated in L2 confinement:

  • Biological safety station (Hood Type II)
  • CO2 incubator
  • Cell culture small equipment (pipettes, pump, racks….)
  • Dedicated temperature-controlled space (+4,-20,-80°C)
  • Bench and space to stock
  • Access to a large stock of plastic and biological consumable
  • Access to common equipment and room (dark rooms for imaging operations, shared spaces for small equipment (centrifuge, water bath, scale) as well as large dissection rooms).

FULLY EQUIPPED CULTURE BOXES

It’s possible to rent just one work station or or more and therefore to have a complete dedicated box.

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