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ES Cell Manipulation

ES cell manipulation services for gene targeting experiments
We accept linearized targeting vector DNA, purified and resuspended in 50 ul of PBS or TE buffer in the amount of 50 ug. We ask that users submit a restriction map of the targeting vector and a picture of the gel showing the purified DNA with a DNA mass standard for quantitation. We will perform electroporation, selection and colony picking. We will provide all of the clones resulted from the electroporation if less than 100 clones are obrtained, or a minimum of 100 ES clones to users to screen for homologous recombinants. If more clones are necessary, we will perform a second round of electroporation for free and provide the users with additional clones for screening. After the ES cells are handed to users for screening, we expect to get genotyping results from the users within 6 months; otherwise the cells will be discarded.

The facility currently has CGR8.8 (129ola) and R1 (129sv/svj) cell lines for gene targeting experiments.

Additional fees for re-expansion: If additional ES clone expansion is requested due to special needs of the user, a fee of $150/vial will be charged.