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FAQ
Can it be used with conventional antibiotics like penicillin, streptomycin, amphotericin, or gentamicin?
Since this reagent already provides antibiotic functions, additional antibiotics are not recommended during the treatment to reduce stress on cells.
Residual Mycoplasma after treatment
Mycoplasma should be nearly completely eliminated. If contamination persists, increase the working concentration by 50% and repeat the treatment for one cycle.
Cell death or poor cell condition after Mycoplasma elimination
For most cell lines, mycoplasma elimination has no impact on cell health. However, for sensitive cells, it is recommended to create backups before treatment. If cell death or poor conditions occur, reduce the working concentration by half and extend the treatment period to 28 days.
Can the kit detect Mycoplasma in reagents?
The kit can detect Mycoplasma in common cell culture reagents, such as media and serum, without the need for sample preparation. Simply proceed directly to PCR reaction and gel loading. However, the kit cannot detect Mycoplasma in organic solvents like DMSO or ethanol.
Bands appear in the negative control
Use a freshly opened negative control for retesting. Ensure to change pipette tips during sample loading and prioritize loading the negative control first to avoid cross-contamination between samples.
Inconsistent results with repeated testing
PCR detection of Mycoplasma is highly sensitive, so avoid cross-contamination between samples. Ensure sterile conditions when handling each sample individually. After sample processing and PCR reaction, allow samples to cool before proceeding to the next step to avoid aerosol contamination.
Can the kit detect Mycoplasma in reagents?
The kit can detect Mycoplasma in common cell culture reagents, such as media and serum, without the need for sample preparation. Simply proceed directly to PCR reaction and gel loading. However, the kit cannot detect Mycoplasma in organic solvents like DMSO or ethanol.
Bands appear in the negative control
Use a freshly opened negative control for retesting. Ensure to change pipette tips during sample loading and prioritize loading the negative control first to avoid cross-contamination between samples.
Inconsistent results with repeated testing
PCR detection of Mycoplasma is highly sensitive, so avoid cross-contamination between samples. Ensure sterile conditions when handling each sample individually. After sample processing and PCR reaction, allow samples to cool before proceeding to the next step to avoid aerosol contamination.
Does the Bingo™ CRISPR Point Mutation Cell Line Generation Kit recommend lipofection or electroporation?
The Bingo™ PE, pegRNA, and gRNA in the kit are all plasmids, compatible with both lipofection and electroporation. You can choose the appropriate transfection method and parameters based on cell type. Generally, adherent cells can be transfected by either method, while therapeutically relevant cells are recommended to use electroporation
Can cells constructed with the Bingo™ CRISPR Point Mutation Cell Line Generation Kit be stably passaged?
Yes. The Bingo™ CRISPR Point Mutation Cell Line Generation Kit targets genomic DNA for gene mutation, allowing the genotype of the target cells to be stably inherited by subsequent generations.
How can I verify the editing activity of the Bingo™ CRISPR Point Mutation Cell Line Generation Kit?
The kit’s Positive Control has been validated in HeLa cells (human gene) and N2a cells (mouse gene). Due to the high heterogeneity of cells, transfection and editing efficiency may vary in different cell types using the same kit.
Why do cells plated in a 96-well plate for single-clone screening grow slowly or die, even though single-clone formation was good in the pre-experiment?
Gene mutations may affect cell viability. Before conducting a gene point mutation experiment, it is advisable to consult relevant literature to understand the function of the target gene. If the target gene plays a critical role in cell proliferation or survival, point mutations may hinder these processes, making it difficult to obtain positive cells.
What should I do if the transfection efficiency in target cells is low?
It is recommended to conduct a pre-transfection experiment before the main experiment. Try different transfection methods to find optimal conditions, such as common chemical transfection methods (e.g., lipofection) or physical methods (e.g., electroporation).
What are induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs)?
Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are a type of cell that reprogram the somatic cells into a pluripotent state. They have characteristics similar to embryonic stem cells and can differentiate into almost all cell types in the body. Therefore, scientists can use IPSC cells to generate various cell types in vitro for research and treatment, instead of using embryonic stem cells to achieve the experimental purposes.
