RE: Slightly OT: Live cells anyone?
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From: | jim <jim@proscitech.com.au> |
To: | 'Jerry Chi-Yuan Hu' <ragnarok@ruf.rice.edu> |
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Easy. You need a Vibratome. These have a vibrating blade and this means cutting
can occur without compression. You can look at our online pages, but we cannot
sell into the N American market.
Cheers
Jim Darley
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On Tuesday, July 11, 2000 10:53 PM, Jerry Chi-Yuan Hu
[SMTP:ragnarok@ruf.rice.edu] wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I am looking for a way to isolate cells from thin slices (at 100 um
> thick) and to start a cell line from these cells. Everyone I've spoken to
> says that the fresh tissue has to be embedded for slicing in a microtome
> cryostat, though slices of 100 um might crack... I also do not know if
> the embedding medium is going to kill my cells.
>
> If anyone knows how to use the microtome (or cryotome) to get thick slices
> of live cells please let me know. Your help is greatly appreciated!
>
> Jerry Hu
>
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