Human Primary Cell Culture

Our 2-day course in human primary cell culture consists of a combination of theoretical presentations and discussions, and laboratory sessions. The course delivers practical training in an informal, effective learning environment; we aim to provide participants with both the knowledge and the confidence required to perform human primary cell culture techniques. Importantly, after the course XCellR8 continues to provide technical support to participants, ensuring that we deliver training that meets the specific needs of your laboratory.

The course will provide an introduction to a range of key topics in the field of human primary cell culture, including:

  • Basic principles of primary cell isolation from tissue;
  • Media requirements;
  • Maintenance of healthy primary cell cultures: good practice, hints and tips;
  • Cryopreservation;
  • Troubleshooting;
  • Examples including keratinocytes, fibroblasts, melanocytes, endothelial cells, osteoblasts;
  • Extracellular environment: 2-D coatings and 3-D matrices;
  • Principles and applications of 3-D tissue models.

Comprehensive training notes are provided to all participants, along with free follow-up technical support. A Certificate of Attendance is issued to all participants completing the course.

Venue: Manchester, UK

Dates: 4-5 July 2012; 10-11 July 2013

Price: £850 + VAT. Discounts available for multiple delegates from the same institute, or for early registration and payment. Limited places – early booking recommended.

Please enquire if alternative dates required.

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We also deliver customised training on a one-to-one basis or to entire project teams. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your requirements.
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