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Learn how to effectively maintain and characterize high-quality human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) through live-streamed training delivered by experts from �����ƽ�� Technologies. This three-day, part-time course consists of interactive lectures and laboratory demonstrations designed to teach you essential techniques for culturing hPSCs in a feeder-independent system and how to assess hPSC lines for building a well-characterized working cell bank.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify high-quality morphological characteristics of hPSCs and describe critical quality attributes of hPSCs.
• Understand and apply the best practical skills in maintaining high-quality hPSC cultures.
• Identify undifferentiated morphology of confluent induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) ready for passaging.
• Recognize critical aspects of handling hPSCs for successful preservation and storage.
• Identify and troubleshoot critical aspects in the passaging and maintenance of undifferentiated iPSCs.
• Evaluate the recovery of iPSCs and identify viable cells.
• Understand the importance of maintaining hPSC quality.
• Recognize the importance of key quality control procedures and the potential consequences of failing to carry them out.
• Be aware of how genomic instability can impact hPSC cultures.

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As part of the course, you will receive:

• An electronic copy of the course book
• Certificate of course completion from �����ƽ�� Technologies
• Post-training support from the trainers and �����ƽ��’s Scientific Support team

Space is limited, please apply early for the best chance of securing a seat for your desired date. Registration closes one week before the course date.