How can the silica beads be regenerated?
The silica beads can easily be regenerated by heating them up. For recovery, please follow the protocol in the Instructions for the ibidi Pump System.
Cells Under Flow | ibidi Pump System
- How much shear stress should be applied to endothelial cells?
- How long should the shear stress be applied to the cell layer before doing the analysis?
- How long should the cells attach before starting the flow?
- Why are my cells not elongated under flow conditions?
- Can rolling and adhesion assays be performed using the ibidi Pump System?
- How much shear stress is suitable for rolling and adhesion assays?
- Can I use any slides, other than the ibidi µ-Slides, with the ibidi Pump System?
- Which specific applications use the µ-Slide VI 0.1?
- Is the flow pattern in µ-Slide y-shaped turbulent?
- What is the difference between the shear stress in the branched regions and the single channel of the µ-Slide y-shaped?
- Can the ibidi Pump System be used to measure flow and wave profiles?
- How can shear stress be calculated for suspension cells in channel slides?
- How is the sterility within the perfusion system maintained?
- How is ensured that the cells are supplied with incubated air?
- How can the number of cells in the flow assay be increased?
- How can the silica beads be regenerated?
- How can the components of the ibidi Pump System be cleaned?
- How often can the Perfusion Sets be reused?
- What is the material composition of the ibidi Perfusion Sets?
- Which parts of the ibidi Pump System have to be maintained and can be exchanged?
- Which components of the ibidi Pump System have to be placed inside the incubator during operation?
- Which upgrades are available for the ibidi Pump System?
- Which flow types are possible with the ibidi Pump System?
- Is the ibidi Pump System a stand-alone system?