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Human Stem Cell Culture System (DEF-CS, all-in-one format)
品牌	Code No.	产品名称	包装量	价格（元）	说明书	数量
Cellartis	Y30010	Cellartis® DEF-CS™ 500 Culture System	1 Kit	￥5,979

Human iPS和Human ES增殖用培养基 (DEF-CS Culture System, all-in-one format)

作为一款高端创新型的产品，Cellartis DEF-CS培养系统使得单细胞干细胞操作成为常规的操作。该产品是专门针对人类诱导干细胞（hiPS）和人类胚胎干细胞（hES）研发的高效率增殖用培养基产品体系。该产品系统为all-in-one型，包括了所有组分，客户不需要另外求购组分。该产品是成分确定的培养基产品，而且不需要饲养层。DEF-CS既可以实现单细胞培养，也可以用于传统的iPS培养模式以及大规模干细胞增殖。在使用DEF-CS培养基增殖干细胞时，几乎没有背景分化的问题，这使得细胞筛选不再必需。作为一款创新产品，利用DEF-CS培养干细胞时，可以使用酶消化法（enzymatic passaging）实现需要单细胞操作，这一特点十分有利于高通量细胞鉴别筛选（high-throughput screening）、转染（transfection）、框架接种（scaffold seeding）等。   ■ 产品特点 · Feeder-free and chemically defined culture system for efficient expansion of human iPS cells · Ideal system for culturing iPS cells; cells maintain pluripotency and long-term potential for self-renewal and differentiation · Complete kit includes 500 ml basal medium, additives, and coating compound · Robust system provides high reproducibility and stable growth · Maintains cells in an undifferentiated state with virtually no background differentiation   ■ 产品应用 · Scale-up and mass production of human iPS cells · Single-cell culture of human iPS cells · Transfection and reprogramming · High-throughput screening · Tissue engineering (seeding cells on a scaffold)   ■ 产品详情请点击：

Robust growth of human induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells in the Cellartis DEF-CS Culture System. The number of iPS cells was quantified after being cultured for three weeks using either the Cellartis DEF-CS Culture System, a reference feeder system, or four other stem cell culture systems.

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