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I was doing MTT assay on MCF7 and pricked myself with the needle used to aspirate. Should I worry?
Q. Pricked by needle in cancer research lab I figured that the needle had minimal contact with the monolayer of cells and that the cells should be attached to the well plates. Also the aspirator would have been drying the tip of the needle, and I thought that it might have been enough to dry out/kill any cancer cells on the tip. I also wiped my hand with excessive amounts of 70% ethanol.
Asked by unknown - Thu Jul 2 18:01:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only word i understood of that was cancer. Are these human cancer cells? likely, since they weren't yours, your body will immediately recognize them as foreign and kill them. Cancer is so hard for the body to kill normally because the body can't tell your cancer cells from your normal cells. In this case, the difference will be obvious enough for your immune system to attack them and kill them easy. Kinda scary right? But I wouldn't worry at all. I'm sure you'll be fine.
Answered by Chanhassen - Thu Jul 2 21:54:57 2009
Q. Pricked by needle in cancer research lab I figured that the needle had minimal contact with the monolayer of cells and that the cells should be attached to the well plates. Also the aspirator would have been drying the tip of the needle, and I thought that it might have been enough to dry out/kill any cancer cells on the tip. I also wiped my hand with excessive amounts of 70% ethanol.
Asked by unknown - Thu Jul 2 18:01:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only word i understood of that was cancer. Are these human cancer cells? likely, since they weren't yours, your body will immediately recognize them as foreign and kill them. Cancer is so hard for the body to kill normally because the body can't tell your cancer cells from your normal cells. In this case, the difference will be obvious enough for your immune system to attack them and kill them easy. Kinda scary right? But I wouldn't worry at all. I'm sure you'll be fine.
Answered by Chanhassen - Thu Jul 2 21:54:57 2009
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