Detach and Freeze FB cells

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What is the detaching reagent for the ImHUVEC cells?

0.05% trypsin with EDTA

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What does the trypsin do?

Digest the protein used for the cells to adhere to each other and the surface of the flask

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What happens if the trypsin enzyme is active for too long in the flask?

It can damage the cells

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what is the inhibitor of the trypsin?

10% FBS

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What media is used to culture the FB cells?

FibroLife

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What is the neutralizing buffer labeled with?

An "N"

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what is the neutralizing buffer? X

10% FBS with DMEM

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What does the neutralizing buffer do?

stops the trypsin reaction

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what do you do after prepping the BSC?

aspirate the media from the flask

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what comes after aspirating the original media?

use PBS to wash the cells and any FBS residue

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What can residual FBS do?

Inhibit the trypsin

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what do you do after washing the cells with PBS?

aspirate the PBS

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What do you do after aspirating the PBS?

Add the trypsin to the flask

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what comes after adding trypsin to the flask?

put the flask in the incubator for 30 seconds

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Why do you put the flask in the incubator?

To let the trypsin work at its optimal temp

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What temp is the incubator set at?

37°C

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why is the flask put in the incubator for only 30 seconds? XX

EC cells are relatively easy to detach

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Do cancer cells and fibroblasts need more time to detach than EC cells?

yes

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What happens if EC cells are treated with trypsin for too long?

they die

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what do you do after taking the flask out of the incubator?

add the neutralizing buffer

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what happens after you add the neutralizing buffer to the flask?

collect the cells in the buffer media to transfer them to a 15mL centrifuge tube

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why do you centrifuge the cells?

to collect them as a pallet

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What happens after transferring the cells in the neutralizing buffer to a 15mL tube?

centrifuge them for 5 mins at 1.2 rpm

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after centrifuging the cells, what comes next?

aspirate the supernatant from the tube

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What do you do after aspirating the supernatant?

resuspend the cells with bambanker and mix them

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what do you do after resuspending the cells?

transfer them into the cryotube

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What do you do after transferring the cells into the cryotube?

put the cryotube in Mr. Frosty

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Where do you put the Mr. Frosty at the end?

in the -80 freezer

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how long does the tube stay in the -80 freezer?

overnight

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what do you do after placing the cryotube in the -80 freezer?

put it in the LN tank the next day

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What passage number are the cells?

P8

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What kind of cells are they?

Shun FB

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what size dish are they cultured in right now?

10cm

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how much of P8 will be frozen?

2/3

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how much of P8 will continue to be cultured?

1/3

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from P8 to P9 how are the cells split?

into thirds

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what will happen to the 2/3 that will be frozen?

they will become P9

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what will happen to the 1/3 that will continue to be cultured?

it will become P10

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why do you only need 1/3 to culture?

1/3 of the cell passage can proliferate into 1 whole portion again

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when do you know to split up the cell passage? (freeze or continue culturing)

when the cells become confluent

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how much media of FB cells will there be?

6mL

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why will there be 6mL of FB?

2mL for the trypsin to detach the cells, 4mL for the neutralizing buffer

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how do you split the cell passage up?

4mL for freezing into P9, 2mL for culturing into P10

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why do you split up the cell media into 4mL and 2mL?

because 2mL is 1/3 of the cell passage

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when do you split up the cells? X

after adding the neutralizing buffer

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How much BamBanker do you use to freeze one portion of FB?

100uL

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how much BamBanker do you need total for freezing the FB cells?

200uL

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Why do you need to use 200uL of BamBanker to freeze the FB cells?

Because two portions are being frozen

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how do you label the cryovials?

cell type, passage #, volume of dish used

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what tip do you use when freezing the cells?

1mL micropipette tip

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why do you use a 1mL tip and not a 200uL tip?

there will be more liquid than the amount of BamBanker used

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what size dish do you continue to culture the P9 cells?

10cm

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How much PBS do you use to wash the cells? X

4mL? 8mL?

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How much trypsin do you use to detach the FB cells?

2mL

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How much neutralizing buffer do you use with FB?

4mL