FAQ: AAV Quantitation
Q: Will the QuickTiter™ AAV Quantitation Kit work on all AAV serotypes?
Q: Will the QuickTiter™ AAV Quantitation Kit work on all AAV serotypes?
Q: Will your AAV Purification kits work with any AAV serotype?
Q: Is your ViraDuctin™ AAV Transduction Kit compatible with all cell types?
Q: What is a bicistronic expression system?
Q: What are the advantages to using AAV for gene delivery?
A: There are three main advantages to using AAV:
Q: How should these cells be cultured?
Q: How do I determine which viral vector to use for gene delivery?
A: There are several considerations when deciding on the best viral vector:
Q: Can these kits be used on frozen samples?
A: Both assays #STA-844 and #STA-344 can be used on frozen samples, but due to the transient nature of ROS samples should be frozen for no longer than 1-2 months at -80ºC. The best results will come from fresh samples.
Q: What are the differences between the Intracellular ROS Assay and the In Vitro ROS Assay?
Q: What are the differences between the Intracellular ROS Assay and the In Vitro ROS Assay?