Want consistency in your cell culture? Try Gibco Heat Stable Human bFGF, engineered for greater stability, sustaining ≥80% activity at 37°C »
Thermo Scientific™

Nunc™ Multidishes with UpCell™ Surface

Nunc™ Multidishes with UpCell™ Surface
 Related applications:
Cell Culture Plastics
Support non-enzymatic harvesting of adherent cells for preservation of cell viability and surface proteins with the temperature-responsive surface of Thermo Scientific™ Nunc™ UpCell™ Dishes. Simply transfer the culture to room temperature to collect cells in suspension or in the form of "cell sheet" with the help of a supportive membrane.
  Contact us for support ›

Error loading your content!

  Catalog number Price ({{currency}}) Availability Qty
{{product.sku}}
also known as {{product.formattedSku}} 
{{product.availability.message}} — Add To Cart
  • Create your first list
  • Create your first list

{{addItemToList.successMessage}} {{addItemToList.listName}}

What is a shared list?

Check price & availability › Check availability ›

Back to top

Description

Features:
  • The hydrophicility of the UpCell surface changes with the external temperature, allowing cells to detach
  • No need for dissociation enzymes, ensuring intact cell surface proteins
  • No need for physical scraping, resulting in high cell viability
  • Supportive membranes included in the 6-well plates allow for harvesting of the cell sheets
  • Customized bar coding available

Recommended for:

  • Culture passaging
  • Subsequent single-cell analyses (e.g. flow cytometry)
  • 3D tissue modeling for transplantation
  • For research use only
Warranty: 90 days

 

WARNING: Cancer – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Disclaimer to internal research use restriction: Any restrictions on the purchaser to utilize the product(s) for internal research purposes only does not apply to the product(s) on the web pages associated with this statement. For research and single-use only
Related-products

Nunc Dishes with UpCell Surface ›
Nunc Microplates with UpCell Surface ›



Documents

Manuals & protocols

 

page info