The transient transfected foreign genes will lost with 72 hours. If it is desired that the transfected gene actually remains in the genome of the cell and its daughter cells, a stable transfection must occur. To accomplish this, a marker gene is co-transfected, which gives the cell some selectable advantage, such as resistance towards a certain toxin (commonly used are hygromcin, neomycin).
Service Desription
Yrbio will reports to the customer on selecting the possible colony candidates. For stable cell lines, Yrbio is experienced on Tet-ON controllable expression system.
Service Commitments
- Customer provide the plasmid, detailed informations about the foreign genes, the host cells, PCR primers and antibodies as needed.
- Yrbio following the information provided to construct the plasmid and Maxi-prep the plasmid for transfection.
- Yrbio can provide the host cell (please check out Yrbio cell repository for the host cells), screen drugs (optional).
- Yrbio provide the RT-PCR and Western-blot testing.
- Yrbio provides the cryopreserved stable cell line and the construct plasmid (also a glycerin baterial containing the plasmid).
- Yrbio provide the detailed report, including the experimental procedure, protocols, instruments, and raw data and images.
Procedure
- 1. Plasmid constructing and Max-prep of plasmids, passage cell for transfection at the same time;
- 2. Transient transfection of host cells and screen for suitable concentration of the cells;
- 3. Screen the cells by drugs, pick up colonies (or screen for monocolonies using dilution method);
- 4. Preliminary test the antibodies to test the expression of the foreign genes (companion with step 3);
- 5. Western-blot and/or RT-PCR testing;
- 6. Turn over the cryopreserved stable cell lines and the detail reports/results.
Service Quote
| Contents |
Price (¥) |
Delivery Time |
|---|
| Cell Preparation |
500-1000 |
Inquiry (≤7 Day) |
| Cell Transfection and Detection |
2000 |
1 week |
| Stable Cell Screen |
4000 |
7-10 weeks |