Rat Fetal Neural Stem Cells
Description
Gibco Rat Fetal Neural Stem Cells are isolated and cryopreserved from the cortex of Sprague Dawley Rats at day E14 of gestation. A flexible, ready-to-use, and quality alternative to fresh cells, each vial contains 2 million cells per mL. Upon proliferation in StemPro NSC SFM, >75% of the cells retain their undifferentiated phenotype with the capability to differentiate into neurons, astrocytes, and oligodendrocytes.Figures
Differentiation potential of rat fetal neural stem cells into Neurons (Dcx) when proliferated up to passage 3 in StemPro® NSC SFM media (Cat. No. A1050901).
Phenotype marker expressions of the rat fetal neural stem cells proliferated up to passage 3 in StemPro® NSC SFM media (Cat. No. A1050901). Cells retain their undifferentiated phenotype. 90.9% cells express NSC marker Nestin.
Differentiation potential of rat fetal neural stem cells into Astrocytes (GFAP) when proliferated up to passage 3 in StemPro® NSC SFM media (Cat. No. A1050901).
Phenotype marker expressions of the rat fetal neural stem cells proliferated up to passage 3 in StemPro® NSC SFM media (Cat. No. A1050901). Cells retain their undifferentiated phenotype. Less than 10% of the cells are positive for oligodendrocyte marker GalC.
Phenotype marker expressions of the rat fetal neural stem cells proliferated up to passage 3 in StemPro® NSC SFM media (Cat. No. A1050901). Cells retain their undifferentiated phenotype. Less than 10% of the cells are positive for neuronal marker Dcx.
Phenotype marker expressions of the rat fetal neural stem cells proliferated up to passage 3 in StemPro® NSC SFM media (Cat. No. A1050901). Cells retain their undifferentiated phenotype. Less than 10% of the cells are positive for astrocyte marker GFAP.
Differentiation potential of rat fetal neural stem cells proliferated up to passage 3 in StemPro® NSC SFM media (Cat. No. A1050901). Upon differentiation, cells start to lose NSC marker expression (Nestin).
Specifications
| Age: | Fetal |
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| Tested For: | Cell Purity, Differentiation Potential, Sterility, Viability, Mycoplasma |
| Tissue: | Cortex |
| Cell Type: | Neural Cells |
