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nicholas.anthony@northwestern.edu edited this page Mar 4, 2021
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Lentiviral Infection
The viral supernatant is aliquoted into tubes of 200-ul virus and
should be kept frozen at -80C.
After freezing, remember that each freeze-thaw will decrease viral
titer so be careful and consistent.
Day 1: 1x10^5^ cells per well were plated into a 12-well plate
in the appropriate standard media with 8 ug/ml polybrene.
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Put 100 ul viral supernatant per well and shake the cells gently to
equally distribute the viruses. Viral supernatant can be put without
waiting for cells to attach to the surface.
Try to use viral supernatant immediately after thawing. Be gentle
while pipetting the viral supernatant.
Day 2: Change the medium into regular growth medium.
Day 3: Add puromycin (0.5 ug/ml for HCT116 cells). After 3 days
(or as soon as there are no surviving cells in the no-transduction
control under puromycin), cells will be ready for analysis.