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- Good culture for your cells - Best practices for preventing contamination
Good culture for your cells - Best practices for preventing contamination
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Contamination is an everyday challenge in cell culture labs. Undetected or ignored contamination endanger the reliability and reproducibility of experimental data.
In this educational webinar you will learn how to recognize and identify different types of contaminants in cultivated cells. We will discuss how to apply aseptic techniques and preventive hygiene and give practical tips for preventing contamination by incorporating standard procedures into your daily culture practice.
Covered areas in the session:
- Types and sources of contamination
- Aseptic techniques and preventive hygiene
- Best practices to keep your lab contamination-free
Watch the recorded webinar here:
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Speaker
Dr. Jessica Wagener (Application Specialist Cell Handling)
Entering a cell culture laboratory as a graduate student for the first time in 2006, Jessica came to Eppendorf with 5+ years of experience in cell culture. After studying Biology at the Universities of Marburg and Düsseldorf, she investigated apoptosis mechanisms in different cell lines for her diploma thesis. Following one year as Research Associate working with primary cells she started to work towards her PhD with a focus on reproductive biology at the Medical School Essen. She joined Eppendorf in April 2012 shortly after completing her PhD in Biology.