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Atelocollagen Microspheres

Outline

Atelocollagen microspheres are microbeads-like atelocollagen scaffold for cell culture. This carrier is useful for culturing adhesive cells such as fibroblasts, epithelial cells and osteoblasts due to its ability to maintain cell functions.

Applications

  • Mass-cell-culture-with-Collagen-Microspheres

    Mass-cell culture

Features

  • Collagen microspheres create an in vitro-like environment because they are produced exclusively from fibril-forming type I atelocollagen.

  • Cells are easily harvested by collagenase treatment.

Types of collagen

Bovine hide derived atelocollagen

Cat. No. Product Packaging Price
MIC-00

Atelocollagen Microspheres  Sterilized
Particle number: Approx. 3 million particles/15mL
Surface area: Approx. 3,800 cm²/15mL
Size: φ100-400μm

15 mL/bottle*
*25 mL including PBS
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Storage: 2-10℃ (Do not freeze)  For research use only.

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Use case

References

  • Bone, Tooth, Cartilage
  • Miscellaneous
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