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Yes, you can deposit and access CRISPR-Cas9 modified cell lines with Ximbio.
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suggest an FAQQ: What type of reagents can I submit?
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Our portfolio consists of antibodies, cell lines, mouse models, plasmids and small molecules.
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Q: Can I submit a reagent without a supporting publication?
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Yes, you can. We request that each reagent is supported by experimental data prior to submission.
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Q: Why are the references so important?
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Adding more references may lead to potential collaborations. They illustrate the quality and utility of the product and will make it more “valuable”.
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Q: Can my inventions be associated with more than one organisation?
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Yes they can.
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Q: What storage conditions should I use for antibody?
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We recommend freezing at -20°C or -80°C in small aliquots.
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Q: What are the storage conditions for monoclonal antibodies upon receipt?
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Most antibodies are quite robust and should retain functional activity if kept refrigerated at 2—8oC for up to 12 months.
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Q: How are the antibodies stored and dispatched?
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They are stored vialled at -20°C, and dispatched at ambient temperature in padded postage bags containing cool packs.
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Q: Will the antibodies work in Western Blots?
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This depends on whether the target antigen is denatured after electrophoresis.
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Q: Are there any recommended dilutions for usage?
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These depend on the intended application and must be determined individually.
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