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Culture Lab – Mammalian
Culture Lab – Mammalian
Overview
A dedicated mammalian culture lab, with the following equipment
Biological Safety Cabinets
: 2 x 4 ft Baker cabinet, A2 Type II; NSF49 standards.
Centrifuge: ST8R; suitable for microtubes, well-plates, and larger sample tubes (15mL & 50mL), with aerosol containment; units with “R” indicate refrigeration capabilities.
Cell Counter:
Invitrogen Cell Countess
.
CO2 Incubators
(preset to 37°C and 5% CO2).
CryoPlus Liquid Nitrogen storage unit
for long term storage of mammalian cells
Cold storage: 4°C Fridge, -20°C Freezer, -80°C Freezer
Microscope: Ziess PrimoVert Inverted Microscope with 4x and 10x objectives.
Water bath: Thermo Fisher Precision Water bath; range: Ambient+5oC to 100oC.
Instrument
Uses
Culture of RG-1 and RG-2 mammalian pathogens
Suitable for CL-1 and CL-2 work
Sterile work environment
Sample
Requirements
Uses of the BSC must be within the McMaster Biosafety Program
System
Requirements
Users require active McMaster Biosafety Training
Approval of the type of biological work is required