Cat.#: BBM-3C-028
Description | Porcine Collagen Type I, 30 mg from Ace Therapeutics is purified from porcine tendon. Type I collagen is found in connective tissues and is the major component of tensile strength of the extracellular matrix (ECM). The product is widely used as a thin layer on tissue-culture surfaces to enhance the attachment and proliferation of a variety of cells including endothelial cells, fibroblasts, hepatocytes, epithelial cells, etc. In addition, the product can self-assemble into a 3-D supramolecular gel in vitro as an ideal biological scaffold. |
Source | Porcine tendon |
Size | 30 mg/ vial |
Form | Lyophilized, salt free |
Purity | Porcine Collagen Type I ≥ 95%. |
Sterility | Passed sterility test for bacteria and fungi. |
Storage | Storage (2 years) at -20°C or lower. |
Shipping | Dry ice |
Aplications | Used for coating material for cell culture studies. May not be suitable for 3-D gel formation. |
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BBM-3C-062 | Collagens Type Ⅳ |
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BBM-3C-026 | Goat Collagen Type I, 10 mg |
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BBM-3C-068 | Mouse Collagen IV |
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BBM-3C-033 | Human Collagen Type III, 0.1 mg |
Human Collagen Type III, 0.1 mg from Ace Therapeutics is purified from human cartilage.
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BBM-3C-048 | Rat Tail Collagen Type I, High Concentration, Sterile, Filtered |
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BBM-3C-061 | Collagens Type I-C |
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BBM-3C-056 | Porcine Gelatine |
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BBM-3C-070 | Bovine Collagen I |
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BBM-3C-041 | Human Collagen Type IV |
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BBM-3C-025 | Bovine Collagen Type I, 10 mg |
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