Cardiomyocytes Membrane Lipid Supplement
[CAT#: S01YF-0323-KX32]
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- Membrane Lipid Supplements
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Product Overview
With the help of the Cardiomyocytes Membrane Lipid Supplement, a membrane network that closely resembles the composition and characteristics of in-vivo hypercholesterolemic cardiomyocytes is created in vitro.
Cell Type
Cardiomyocytes
Optimized Cell Type
Primary neonatal, adult cardiomyocytes
Membrane Phenotype
Hypercholesterolemic
Application Classification
In-vitro testing
Application Range
Basic research
Drug Discovery and development
Cosmetic testing
Drug Discovery and development
Cosmetic testing
Product Features
Membrane Lipid Supplements enhance the quality of in-vitro models by focusing on the lipidomic signature of cell membranes and related characteristics.
Volume Size
1 mL
Form
Liquid
Concentration
250x
Product Quality Control
Product Use
RUO
Raw Material
Non-Regulated Applications
QC Testing
Pass
Serum free
Pass
Protein free
Pass
Product Handling and Storage
Handling
Membrane Lipid Supplements are produced in an inert gas environment. Reduce exposure to air and all light sources during both storage and use for prolonged best performance. The 500x concentration of Membrane Lipid Supplements are offered in a 1 ml ethanol solution.
Shipping
Dry Ice
Storage
Store at -20°C
Protocols
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