Dec 22, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
Reproducibility and Variability in Critical Cell Culture Parameters – Temperature Keep the cells in log-phase growth for batch after batch. Rinse and repeat. The cells should be the same every time you need them. Seems like a simple thing, right? But it...
Dec 11, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
What Can I Do To Get the Best Results from the Non-Physiologic Cell Handling Conditions of a Room Air BSC? We posted previously about how the Biology of HIF Proteins Impacts the Outcome of Your Experiments. Of course, full-time control of cell handling conditions...
Dec 8, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
Oxygen Terminology “Should We Call Physiologic Oxygen Hypoxia, Normoxia, Physioxia, or Something Else?” Being able to replicate research results is dependent on having the same conditions each time. Continue reading to learn about the factors to consider...
Dec 4, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
What Oxygen Level Does My Cell Culture Actually Experience? Read about 3 protocol factors that affect your cell cultures below. Well, it depends upon your cell culture protocol. Just like in the perfect cookie recipe1, there are many factors in cell culture that...
Dec 1, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
The Biology of HIF Proteins Impacts the Outcome of Your Experiments in Physiologic Oxygen: Considerations for protocol design We recently posted an article “What Oxygen Level Should I Use for My Cells In Vitro?” in response to questions that we have fielded from...
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