Technical Lectures

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Cell Culture: The Past, The Present and The Future (11/07/07)
John Ryan, Ph.D. of Corning
Lecture Presented Impatica for Power Point

Dr. Gey's HeLa Cells-Their History and The Problems They are Causing (11/07/07)
This is a justification for Authenticating Cell Lines: MP3

Full Lecture: Video

John Ryan, Ph.D. of Corning
Lecture Presented in Impatica for Power Point

Solving Cell Culture Problems (11/07/07)
John Ryan, Ph.D. of Corning
Lecture Presented in Impatica for Power Point

Guidance on Good Cell Culture Practice (GCCP) (09/15/05)
Timothy Fawcett, Ph.D. of BioScience Concepts/Biotechnology; Institute of Maryland, Inc.
Lecture Presented in Impatica for Power Point

B Cell Hybridomas(09/15/05)
Francis Weiss-Garcia, Ph.D. of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Institute
Lecture in 4 approximately 15 minute segments
| 1 | Source, Detection of Mycoplasma, Generating new Hybridomas, Invitro Production of MABs | 2 | Identify functionality of positive cultures, Fusion
| 3 | Assays, Screening, ELISA or FACS, Bioreactors
Biosafety Cabinet 101(09/15/05)
Steve C. Dahl, Ph.D., RBP of Johns Hopkins Institutions
Lecture in 4 approximately 15 minute segments
| 1 | Safety and Contamination Sources | 2 | Technique: Airflow, working procedures
| 3 | Contamination: What to do to prevent it and What to do when it happens

Nutritional Requirements of Cultured Mammalian Cells:(09/15/05)
Paul Price, Ph.D. of Invitrogen
Lecture in 4 approximately 15 minute segments
| 1 | Basics of Cell Culture Media | 2 | Supplements, Additives
| 3 | Serum Free Formulations | 4 | Animal Component Free Formulations

Mycoplasma Detection in Cell Culture:(09/15/05)
Deborah Polayes, Ph.D., Director of Laboratory Services
at The American Type Culture Collection
Lecture in 3 approximately 20 minute segments
| 1 | Source, Detection of Mycoplasma | 2 | Culturing, Detection
| 3 | PCR-procedure | 4 | Speciation, comparison

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