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Chelating Aluminum from cell culture - (Jun/27/2013 )

Hi, I wanna chelate aluminum from cells in cell culture after their treatment with AlOH3 for some time, any idea how can i do it.Thanks

-Mano-

Without damaging the cells? If you don't mind the damage you could use a metal ion chelator such as EDTA or EGTA.

-bob1-

if you can get your hands on some, you can try feralex. it's being used to chelate aluminum and iron in vivo.

see these papers:

about feralex

synthesis

one of my coworkers has a different, more efficient, synthesis method and others here have used it in their research (unfortunately, i'm not privy to all of the information or i could tell you more)

-mdfenko-

Thanks alot :)

-Mano-

i spoke with my coworker and he is willing to give you a sample of feralex. do you want me to pm you his email or do you want to pm me yours so that the two of you can get in contact?

-mdfenko-

oh, Wow Thanks alot for your help, i sent u a message

-Mano-