Cryostem hPSC Freezing Medium
name | SKU | size |
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CryoStem™ Freezing Medium | 05-710-1D | 10mL |
CryoStem™ Freezing Medium | 05-710-1E | 50 mL |
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Description
Cryostem hPSC Overview
CryoStem™ hPSC Freezing Medium is a ready-to-use solution for the cryopreservation of human embryonic stem (ES) cells and induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells in serum-free and animal component-free conditions. Pluipotent stem cells preserved with CryoStem™ hPSC Freezing Medium demonstrate high viability and recovery after thawing, and express typical pluripotent markers in culture. CryoStem Freezing Medium maintains xeno-free conditions during cryopreservation when your cells have been cultured in a xeno-free system.
CryoStem hPSC Freezing Medium has been validated on human ES cells (H1, H9 and HuES9). Superior results were seen when used in comparison with both serum-containing freezing media as well as competing serum-free freezing solutions.
CryoStem is a novel solution composing of methylcellulose and DMSO therefore eliminating the risks associated with sera and serum-derived products.
Features
- Chemically defined, Animal component-free (ACF), Protein-free
- Works with various media
- Suitable for freezing hESC and hiPSC cultured in both feeder and feeder-free conditions
- High recovery efficiency: maintains superior attachment ability as well as growth profile
- Maintains hESC and hiPSC pluripotency
- Complete formulation; Ready-to-use at 2-8°C
Additional information
Form | Liquid |
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Brand | |
Storage Conditions | 2 to 8°C |
Instructions for Use | Do not use if a visible precipitate is observed in the medium. Do not use beyond the expiration date indicated on the product label. |
Legal | CryoStem Freezing Medium is intended for in vitro diagnostic use |
Quantity | 10mL, 50 mL |
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Materials Safety Data Sheet
CryoStem™ Freezing Medium (MSDS)
Manuals and Protocols
CryoStem™ Freezing Medium Instructions for Use
Product Literature
CryoStem™ Freezing Medium Product Sheet
Technical Reports
WiCell – BI-USA CryoStem™ Freezing Medium Lot Qualification Report
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