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Corning™ BioCoat™ Poly-D-Lysine Glass Multiwell Culture Slide
Ideal for applications involving adhesion, growth and differentiation of neuronal and transfected cell lines
442.00 EUR - 478.00 EUR
Specifications
| Type | Culture Slide |
|---|---|
| For Use With (Application) | Adhesion, growth and differentiation of neuronal and transfected cell lines |
| No. per Pack | 3/Pk. |
| No. per Case | 12/Cs. |
| Surface Coating | Poly-D-Lysine |
| Product Code | Brand | No. of Wells | Price | Quantity & Availability | |||||
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| Product Code | Brand | No. of Wells | Price | Quantity & Availability | |||||
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10254421
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Corning™
354632 |
8 |
442.00 EUR
Pack of 12 |
Estimated Shipment: 07-01-2025
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10052551
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Corning™
354577 |
4 |
478.00 EUR
Pack of 12 |
Estimated Shipment: 07-01-2025
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Description
Poly-D-Lysine (PDL) and Poly-L-Lysine (PLL) are synthetic compounds that enhance cell adhesion and protein absorption by altering surface charges on the culture substrate. In addition to promoting cell adhesion, poly-lysine surface treatments support neurite outgrowth and improve the survival of many central nervous system (CNS) primary cells in culture. As PDL and PLL are synthetic molecules, they do not stimulate biological activity in the cells cultured on them, and they do not introduce impurities carried by natural polymers.
Applications include:
- Attachment and spreading of a variety of cell types
- Cell differentiation and neurite outgrowth
- Attachment of fastidious transfected cell lines
- Support survival of primary neurons in culture
- Serum-free or reduced-serum culture
Source
- PDL, synthetic (MW 75-150 kD)
- PLL, synthetic (MW 30-70 kD)
Quality Control
- Tested for ability to promote firm attachment of RCG cells
- Tested and found negative for bacteria and fungi
Storage
Specifications
| Culture Slide | |
| 3/Pk. | |
| Poly-D-Lysine |
| Adhesion, growth and differentiation of neuronal and transfected cell lines | |
| 12/Cs. |