T cells

sure that it done on regular basis. ut depends what cells you want to insert it into, what vector to use, etc.

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... could I make the cDNA of the retrovirus using RT-PCR, then insert the cDNA of the gene into the vector, and later insert that vector into dividing cells of another organism? Theoretically, it's the retroviral cDNA that inserts itself into the host chromosomes, so maybe this would work?

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Why could be the reason of finding more B cells in the splean in comparison with T cells???

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I know in which part of the graph the cells are but I am not sure how to calculate the percentage because I understood that we have to subtract the autoflourescence ones from other graph.. something like that. It is very confusing!!

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It is a machine that measures the respiration of your tissue cultured cells, the website is http://www.seahorsebio.com/ This is really cool technology, we have one machine on campus

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