Duck embryo primary hepatocyte separation culture method
A technology for the isolation and cultivation of primary hepatocytes, which is applied in the field of isolation and cultivation of primary hepatocytes from duck embryos, can solve the problems of complex operation, high cost, low survival rate and purity of extracted cells, and achieve reduced contact concentration, full digestion, Effects of increasing separation cost and operational complexity
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[0043] Example 1 Isolation and Culture of Duck Embryo Primary Hepatocytes
[0044] 1. Isolation and cultivation
[0045] 1. Wipe and disinfect the shell of the duck embryo with iodophor, and spray and disinfect the shell of the duck embryo with 75% alcohol;
[0046] 2. Under aseptic conditions, break the shell from the end of the air chamber, open the eggshell membrane of the duck embryo with sterile tweezers, and take out the duck embryo;
[0047] 3. With the cooperation of surgical scissors and tweezers, the duck embryo is dissected to separate the duck embryo liver and remove the gallbladder, and the obtained liver is soaked and washed in D-Hank’s buffer;
[0048] 4. The scalpel and tweezers cooperate to remove the loose connective tissue and liver capsule around the liver, and soak the obtained small pieces of liver tissue in D-Hank’s buffer droplets. The soaking and washing process is repeated three times;
[0049] 5. Multi-step digestion, first soak the liver tissue in...
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