Millicell® Cell Culture Inserts
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| Why do the electrodes need to be replaced every six months? | In general, electrodes have a 6 month lifetime if they are used continuously. The electrodes have a silver-silver chloride pellete that is depleted everytime it is used. It is the silver silver chloride pellete that creates the potential. |
| What voltage value can I expect for my cell type? | We DO NOT recommend using this function on the instrument. The Millicell-ERS will make voltage readings on only a few kinds of high-voltage generating cells (for example, it will not work on MDCK cells). We do have information on epithelial cells which typically have voltage values of 0-30mV. |
| What resistance value can I expect for my cell types? | Some resistance values have been published for various cell types. Resistance measurements will also depend on the type of cell culture (i.e. cell line, tissue or native cells). In general, the resistance range for epithelial cells is 10-20,000 ohms/cm2. An example of an established epithelial cell line with well defined electrical resistance is MDCK cells. MDCK cells displaying tight junctions show resistance of 5000 ohms/cm2. |
| What is the porosity of the Millicell Culture Plate Inserts? | The porosity of the Millicell Insert membranes are as follows: HATF - approx 80% CM - approx 80% PC and PCF - approx 10% |
| What is the length of the legs on the Millicell Insert unit? | The legs on the Millicell unit are approximately 1-2mm. |
| What is the thickness of the Millicell-PC and -PCF membranes? | The thickness of the PC and PCF membranes are 10 um. |
| What is the thickness of the Millicell-CM membrane? | The thickness of the Millicell-CM memnbrane is approximately 50 um. |
| What is the overall height of the Millicell-CM Organotypic insert? | The overall wall height including the feet is 5 mm. |
| What Volume of media should be used on the inside and outside of the 12 mm and 30mm Millicell cell culture insert devices? | Inside and outside liquid heights are critical and must be adjusted until equal. The suggested volumes below can vary due to plate well volume variations allowed by different cell culture plate manufacturers. 12 mm inserts: Inside: 0.4 mL Outside: 0.6 mL |
| Which ECM coating do we recommend for endothelial cells? | We recommend the Type 1 Rat Tail Collagen for most endothelial cells. It is recommended to be done with ethanol wetting and is a very cost efficient way to do ECM and seems to be well tolerated by most endothelial cells. |