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Culture and passage cells
- ready to passage when cell confluence to 80% or 90% or when the cell density reaches an average of 2 X 105 cells/cm2
- remove medium by aspiration
- wash cells with PBS to remove the residual medium
- add Trypsin-EDTA (enough to cover the flask surface)
- incubate at 37oC for 5 minutes
- observe by microscope to see cell death
- add 2ml of medium trypsinization
- pipet to detach all cells
- transfer cell suspension to 15 ml tube
- add cell culture medium to new flask
- dilute as appropriate into the flask and mix well
- a seeding density of 4.0 X 104 to 5.0 X 104 viable cells/cm2 is used when subculturing capan-1 cells
- for T-75 use 3 x 106 cells, 100 mm Petri plate (57 cm2 surface area) use 2.3 X106 cells , 60 mm Petri plate (22.1 cm 2 surface area) use 8.8 X 10 5 cells.
- incubate at 37oC
- replace media 2-3 days