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Free DNA from culture media
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Free DNA from culture media
by ricardopella » Jul 20 2017 11:09 am
How can I safely eliminate cell-free DNA from my culture media? Can I use DNAase without damaging my cells in culture?
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Re: Free DNA from culture media
by relaxin » Jul 22 2017 9:28 am
Free DNA in culture media comes from fetal calf serum. Can your cell grow in serum-free medium?
DNase should not damage cells. But it will be difficult to determine how much DNase you need to clear the free DNA in the medium.
DNase should not damage cells. But it will be difficult to determine how much DNase you need to clear the free DNA in the medium.
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