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Preparation of the microcarrier

1) Swell the dry beads made of cross-linked dextran, polyacrylamide or gelatin in PBS-A or Hepes buffered saline as described by the manufacturer. The cross-linked dextran beads require 2-3 h to swell at room temperature. Avoid stirring with a simple bar magnet as this may grind the beads. Addition of non-ionic detergent (e.g. Tween 80) to 0.1% may help initial wetting of the microcarrier. [Pg.65]

2) Wash the beads by decantation and resuspend in the swelling buffer. Glass and plastic beads can be suspended in water. [Pg.65]

3) Dispense into appropriate bottles at about 1 g per bottle for the beads that swell or 10 g per bottle for the glass and plastic beads. [Pg.65]

5) Before use, decant the supernatant and soak the beads in 2-3 volumes of warm culture medium for 30 min. [Pg.65]


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