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Merck Millicell® HY Multilayer Culture Flask

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MT-CC-PFHYS0616 T-600, 3 layer, 120-180 mL, sterile, vented cap, Tissue Culture (TC)-treated surface

Synonym(s):  High Yield Culture Flask, Millicell HY Flask T-600 Cell Culture Flask, cell culture, cell culture flask, multi-layer flask, tissue culture

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UNSPSC Code:  41104923

eCl@ss:  32011202

NACRES:  NB.22


Material:  angled neck high-density polyethylene cap (vented)

polystyrene flask

Quality Level:  200

Sterility:  sterile; γ-irradiated

Feature:  3 layer

Packaging:  pack of 16

manufacturer/tradename:  Millicell®

parameter:  45 °C max. temp.

technique(s):  cell culture | mammalian: suitable

H:  32 mm , excluding cap

      51 mm , including cap

L:  22.2 cm

W:  12 cm

surface area:  600 cm2

working volume:  120-180 mL

binding type:  Tissue Culture (TC)-treated surface

shipped in:  ambient

Preparation Note

  1. To seed cells, fill the Millicell HY T-600 Flask with the desired growth media.
  2. Add desired number of cells to achieve typical seeding density.
  3. Mix the cells and media by raising the end of the flask and pipetting the solution up and down several times until a homogeneous suspension is achieved. Note: Failure to adequately mix cells into a homogeneous suspension may result in an uneven distribution of cells across the layers of the Millicell HY Flask.
  4. Briefly lay the flask on its side to equilibrate the liquid volume equally among the layers of the flask.
  5. Tilt the flask on its end to partition the liquid volume for each layer of the flask.
  6. Lay the flask down to spread the cell suspension evenly across the entire surface of each layer.
  7. Depending on the volume it may be necessary to rock the flask on all four corners to ensure that the entire surface wets. Note: If the liquid volume on any of the layers changes during the wetting procedure (e.g., spilling of liquid from top layer to lower layers), repeat steps 4–6 to ensure even distribution of liquid among all layers.
  8. Return the flask to a vertical position when transporting to the incubator. Lay the flask flat in the incubator (as in step 6) and culture cells under appropriate conditions.
  9. If media exchange is required, either aspirate or pour the media from the Millicell HY T-600 Flask. Note: Due to the larger surface area of the Millicell Flasks, it may be necessary to let the flask stand on its side for several minutes following each aspiration so that all residual liquid pools to a common point, allowing for a second aspiration to completely remove the remaining liquid.
  10. Add appropriate volume of fresh media, and repeat steps 4–8.
  11. To harvest cells, remove media as in step 9.
  12. Add desired amount of appropriate wash solution (e.g., PBS or 0.02% EDTA) to the flask and repeat steps 4–7.
  13. Remove wash solution as in step 9.
  14. Add desired amount of dissociation enzyme (e.g., 0.25% trypsin/EDTA or equivalent) according to preferred protocol, repeat steps 4–8, and incubate. Volume of dissociation enzyme required per cm2 does not need to be altered from T-flask protocol. Note: Ensure that all cells have completely dissociated from the surface of the flask via observation under microscope. Failure to allow complete dissociation of cells from culture surface (such that all cells are freely floating) may result in reduced cell yields.
  15. If using trypsin, add desired volume of inactivating solution, such as serum-containing media.
  16. Collect cells either by aspirating or pouring, as in step 9.

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