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产品描述
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Storage
- Temperature: Store at -80°C for long-term storage.
- Stability: Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles to maintain viral titer and functionality.
- Handling: Thaw on ice before use and keep on ice during handling.
Product Description
- Overview: The RFP Lentivirus Control is a replication-incompetent lentiviral vector that expresses Red Fluorescent Protein (RFP), allowing for easy visualization and tracking in various biological systems.
- Purpose: Designed as a control for experiments involving lentiviral transduction, ensuring efficiency and accuracy in cell labeling and tracking.
- Format: Supplied in a concentrated solution ready for use in transduction experiments.
Key Features
- High Transduction Efficiency: Optimized for effective delivery into a wide range of mammalian cells, including primary cells and stem cells.
- Bright Fluorescence: Emits strong RFP signal for easy detection under standard fluorescence microscopy.
- Safety: Replication-incompetent to ensure safe handling and application in laboratory environments.
- Versatility: Compatible with various cell types and experimental setups.
What's Included
- RFP Lentivirus Control: One vial containing a specified volume of concentrated lentivirus.
- User Guide: Detailed instructions for handling, storage, and application.
- Certificate of Analysis: Verification of product quality and specifications.
- Technical Support: Access to scientific support for troubleshooting and optimization.
Applications
- Cell Tracking: Monitor cell movement, proliferation, and localization in live-cell imaging.
- Transduction Efficiency Testing: Serve as a positive control to validate lentiviral transduction protocols.
- Gene Expression Studies: Utilize as a reference to optimize experimental conditions for gene delivery.
- Fluorescence Microscopy: Facilitate visualization of transduced cells in various imaging applications.
This enhanced product information should provide a comprehensive understanding of the RFP Lentivirus Control, its handling, and application in biological experiments.
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