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CellSTACK® Chamber, 10 STACK

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UNSPSC Code:
41122104

sterility

sterile

manufacturer/tradename

Corning

availability

available only in China

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General description

The CellSTACK® Chamber is a sterile and nonpyrogenic cell culture vessel. They consist of ten chambers, having a total cell growth area of 6360 cm2.

Application

CellSTACK® Chambers have been used extensively in large-scale cell culture experiments, aiding in the attachment and growth of diverse kinds of cells.

Features and Benefits

  • The TM="CellSTACK"] Chambers possess superior mechanical strength and structural integrity.
  • The presence of self-venting caps helps in the gas exchange process.
  • These are 100% leak evaluated.
  • The CellSTACK Chambers have larger openings with threaded closures, ensuring easy accessibility to cells while maintaining a secure seal to prevent contamination.
  • The CellSTACK chamber has a sterility assurance level of 10-6.
  • A hydrophilic and negatively charged surface enhances cell growth and attachment.
  • A minimum of 95% confluency is necessary for optimum cell growth and attachment

Legal Information

CellSTACK is a registered trademark of Corning, Inc.

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