Advanced Cell Culture Techniques Course
Gain mastery in advanced cell culture techniques essential for reliable drug testing in cancer and epithelial biology. The course covers aseptic practices, precise cell line selection and authentication, rigorous contamination control, and comprehensive assay optimisation to produce robust, reproducible data that meets scientific standards and regulatory requirements.

4 to 360 hours flexible workload
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What will I learn?
This course equips you with practical skills to select, document, and maintain human cell lines confidently. You will master aseptic workflows, contamination prevention, optimal culture conditions, and cryostorage methods. Develop robust drug-testing assays incorporating proper controls, data quality checks, and effective plate design, alongside expertise in cell authentication, stability monitoring, and maintaining audit-ready records for reproducible, high-impact research outcomes.
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Develop skills
- Advanced cell line selection: select, document, and track tumour and control lines effectively.
- Aseptic cell culture: implement stringent contamination prevention and mycoplasma control measures.
- Drug assay setup: design, seed cells, and validate robust cytotoxicity plate assays.
- Culture optimisation: refine media, passage protocols, and cryostorage for consistent growth.
- Cell line quality control and authentication: perform STR profiling, viability assessments, and drift monitoring routines.
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