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遺伝子のノックアウト細胞株は、遺伝子編集技術を使用して特定の遺伝子を完全にノックアウトするように設計されており、遺伝子機能、疾患のメカニズム、薬効、個別化医療の研究に使用できます。
標的遺伝子のゲノム配列を解析し、特定の配列部位を切断することでDNAの二本鎖切断(DSB)を誘導します。その後、細胞は非相同末端結合(NHEJ)修復機構を通じて挿入または欠失変異(Indel)を形成し、これによりフレームシフト変異(reading frame shift)が導入され、内在性ゲノムレベルでの標的遺伝子ノックアウトが実現されます。
ACROBiosystemsは、ターゲット設計と機能検証、遺伝子編集細胞株の開発、ゲノムシーケンシングなどを含む成熟かつ高効率な遺伝子編集プラットフォームを基盤に、高品質なノックアウト細胞株製品の開発を継続的に推進しています。 製品の機能性と安定性を確保するため、厳格な品質管理を実施しており、新薬開発における信頼性の高い細胞レベルの研究ツールを提供しています。
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遺伝子機能研究 [1]

遺伝子機能研究

ターゲットとトランスダクション研究

ターゲットとトランスダクション研究

疾患のメカニズム研究 [2]

疾患のメカニズム研究

分子標的薬研究 [3]

分子標的薬研究

創薬とスクリーニング

創薬とスクリーニング

医薬品の安全性評価

医薬品の安全性評価

製品の特長

発現解析(FACS)とゲノム配列決定により検証され、遺伝子ノックアウトの正確性と信頼性が保証された。

遺伝子組み換え細胞株はMOA(作用機序)を最もよく反映する

堅牢で再現性の高い細胞ベースのバイオアッセイのための、より高い活性と大きなアッセイウィンドウ

アッセイ開発とバリデーションをサポートする包括的なアプリケーションデータ

完全な追跡可能記録、厳格な品質管理、有効な細胞継代安定性

親細胞株は国際的に認知された細胞資源バンクから合法的に入手し、商業ライセンスを取得した

規制当局への申請が必要な場合はいつでも、グローバルな商業ライセンス支援。

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CD19SCRAJ-STT216Raji/Human CD19 Knockout Stable Cell Line

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FAQ

1. Are ACRO's cell line products monoclonal or cell pools?

All of our cell line products are monoclonal cell lines.

2. Can you provide vector information such as the vector map or the full sequence used for cell line generation?

According to our current company policy:

- With a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA), we are authorized to share the vector map.

- Without a signed NDA: We may disclose the sequence of the overexpressed target gene. Additionally, we can provide lentiviral residual testing reports upon request.

The following confidential information is not disclosed:

1. The complete vector sequence and the original vector name.

2. Sequences of signal response elements related to signal transduction pathways.

3. What are the shipping conditions for cell lines, and what should be noted upon receipt for storage and use?

Cell lines are shipped on dry ice. To ensure optimal cell viability, we recommend thawing and initiating culture immediately upon receipt. If immediate thawing and culturing are not possible, we advise transferring the cells to liquid nitrogen for long-term storage. Please ensure the transfer process is quick to avoid thawing, as this may impact the long-term stability and viability of the cells.

If immediate transfer to liquid nitrogen is not feasible, the cells can be temporarily stored in a -80°C freezer. However, we recommend that the storage period from the date of receipt should not exceed two weeks. Long-term storage on dry ice or in a -80°C freezer is not recommended.

When using the cells, please refer to the recommended thawing and culturing methods provided in the DS.

Please Note: If the cells are received unfrozen or not on dry ice, please contact our technical support team immediately at techsupport@acrobiosystems.com.

4. Why did I receive two cryovials of cell lines after purchasing a cell line product?

We provide two cryovials of cell lines to ensure the smooth progress of your experiments. In the event of any issues with thawing, recovery, or culturing of the first vial, please contact our technical support team (techsupport@acrobiosystems.com) for troubleshooting before thawing the second vial.

All ACRO cell lines undergo pre-shipment validation for recovery and culturing. Additionally, we recommend establishing a cell bank at the earliest possible passage stage to ensure long-term use.

5. What should be noted when recovering cell lines upon receipt?

After thawing the cells, they should initially be cultured in a medium without selection antibiotics for 1-2 passages. If the cells exhibit good condition, you can switch to a medium with selection antibiotics for further passaging. For guidance on selecting appropriate antibiotics, please refer to FAQ12.

Additionally, we recommend adding P/S (Penicillin-Streptomycin) to the culture medium throughout the entire cell culture process to maintain aseptic conditions.

6. What should be noted during cell passaging?

For Adherent Cells (e.g., HEK293):

Confluence: Avoid over-confluence during culture. If the confluence is too high (exceeding 100%), it may significantly affect cell viability after passaging. Please refer to the passaging methods and precautions in the  DS for specific instructions.

Post-Passaging Issues If cells exhibit poor adherence after passaging due to over-confluence or other reasons, we recommend:

- Removing selection antibiotics from the culture medium.

- Passaging at a higher cell density (e.g., 1×107 cells per T75 flask).

- Resuming normal passaging only after cell viability has recovered.

For Suspension Cells (e.g., Jurkat and Raji):

Cell Density: Avoid excessively high cell density. If the density is too high (exceeding 3×106cells/mL), it may significantly affect cell viability after passaging. Please refer to the passaging methods and precautions in the DS for specific instructions.

Post-Passaging Issues: If cells exhibit poor viability after passaging due to high density or other reasons, we recommend:

- Removing selection antibiotics from the culture medium.

- Passaging at a lower density (e.g., 1×105-2×105 cells/mL).

- Resuming normal passaging only after cell viability has recovered.

Always monitor cell health and adjust protocols as needed to maintain optimal growth conditions.

7. What type of culture plate is recommended for seeding adherent cells during initial functional experiments?

We recommend starting with a transparent 96-well plate for cell seeding (refer to the specific experimental protocol for details). This allows for easy observation of cell status and determination of whether the cell density is appropriate. Once the experimental conditions are optimized, you can transition to other suitable culture plates.

For recommended cell seeding densities, please refer to FAQ9.

For a list of commonly used culture plates and consumables, see the product experimental protocol.

8. Is it necessary to add selection antibiotics to the culture medium when seeding cells for functional experiments?

No, it is not necessary to add selection antibiotics.

9. What is the recommended cell seeding density for adherent cells in functional experiments?

For 96-well plates, we recommend seeding cells such that they reach approximately 80% confluence after overnight culture before conducting functional experiments. You can start by following the cell seeding density recommended in the ACRO experimental protocol or by testing a gradient of different cell densities to determine the optimal conditions for your experimental system.

10. Can I directly use the protein or drug concentrations recommended by ACRO in functional experiments?

During the initial stages of functional experiments, you can start by testing the protein or drug concentrations recommended by ACRO. However, due to variations in reagents or experimental conditions, we recommend conducting preliminary optimization experiments to determine the optimal concentration best suited for your specific experimental system.

11. Can I use culture media and serum from other manufacturers for cell culture?

We recommend prioritizing the use of culture media and serum from the manufacturers specified in the DS. However, you may also choose to use comparable alternatives or other suitable culture media and serum (e.g., Gibco) for testing and cultivation.

12. Can I use selection antibiotics from other manufacturers?

For selection antibiotics, we highly recommend using the brands specified in the DS. The activity of antibiotics may vary between manufacturers, so if you choose to use a different brand, it is essential to validate whether the concentration recommended in the ACRO culture protocol is suitable.

Regardless of the brand used, we recommend maintaining a backup culture without selection antibiotics to avoid potential cell loss due to inappropriate antibiotic concentration.

13. Can I use proteins from other manufacturers for functional activity experiments?

We highly recommend using the protein reagents from the manufacturers specified in the experimental protocol, as their activity has been validated by us. If you choose to use protein products from other manufacturers, we recommend conducting a concentration optimization based on the recommended concentrations in the protocol to identify the appropriate concentration for your experiments.

14. What do you recommend for cell freezing medium?

For both adherent and suspension cells, we recommend using 90% FBS + 10% DMSO (V/V) as the freezing medium. Alternatively, you may choose commercial cell freezing media or other suitable freezing media commonly used in your laboratory.

Recommended freezing density: 5×106 - 1×107cells/mL.

参考文献

[1]. Nieuwe methode om regulatie van genen in individuele cellen te bestuderen. Hubrecht Institute. Published 2019 Jun 17.

[2]. Plundrich D, Chikhladze S, Fichtner-Feigl S, Feuerstein R, Briquez PS. Molecular Mechanisms of Tumor Immunomodulation in the Microenvironment of Colorectal Cancer. Int J Mol Sci. 2022;23(5):2782. Published 2022 Mar 3. doi:10.3390/ijms23052782

[3]. Zhang DKY, Cheung AS, Mooney DJ. Activation and expansion of human T cells using artificial antigen-presenting cell scaffolds. Nat Protoc. 2020;15(3):773-798. doi:10.1038/s41596-019-0249-0

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