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number of 293T cells at 60-70% confluency - (May/05/2006 )

Hi, I hope anyone can help me with this,

I did an experiment with 293T cells, which I transiently transfected at 60-70% confluency. I did not do any cellcounts, but now i need to know (by estimation) how many cells I had at the time of the transfection and how many cells I had 24h posttransfection.

I used 24 well plates but if anybody knows this for 10 cm dishes I can calculate from there.

Thanx

-sappie-

Hi sappie,

I have a chart which states that for a 10cm plate - fully confluent, there are 8.8 million cells. However, this is true for Hela cells. So I'm not sure if these figures also applicable for 293 cells.

-liflaf1-

In a confluent flask 75cm2 with 293FT cells, there will be approx. 30 million cells.

-scolix-

I use 60mm dish, the number of 293T at 70%confluence is about 2x10^6



QUOTE (scolix @ May 7 2006, 10:33 AM)
In a confluent flask 75cm2 with 293FT cells, there will be approx. 30 million cells.

-JerryLee-

maybe you should count to know the no. of cells under the conditions that you are working. for me your 60% could be 80% and for someone else 40.

-tertu-