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How to lyse cells?
Posted October 21, 2019
Can you provide the recommended cell volume and lysis buffer volume. Is sonication required?
cell lysis
Answer
Overview:
Cell Volume: 1≤2 X 10
6
cells
Lysis Buffer Volume: 100 µL
No sonication required
Protocol: Cell Lysis
Remove medium and wash cells once with
HHBS buffer (Cat#20011).
For each assay, pellet 1≤2 X 10
6
cells in a micro-centrifuge tube.
Add 100 µL lysis buffer to cell pellet.
Incubate for 15 minutes at 37°C.
Centrifuge for 10 minutes at 5000 RPM to precipitate cell pellet.
Decant the supernatant to a fresh tube and discard the cell pellet (cell number/sample = 2.5≤5 X 10
5
).
Additional resources
HHBS [Hanks' Buffer with 20 mM Hepes]
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