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Mebiol((R)) Gel

Mebiol((R)) Gel

Item no.	MBG-PMW20-5005
Manufacturer	Cosmobio
Amount	5 x 50 ml
Category	Reagents & Chemicals Biochemicals
Type	Reagents
Specific against	other
Conjugate/Tag	Unlabeled_
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ECLASS 10.1	42051003
ECLASS 11.0	42051003
UNSPSC	12000000
Available
CTLGNU	Mebiol##(R)### Gel
Cat No	MBG-PMW20-5020
Category	Cell / Tissue Culture
Category2	Cell Culture System and Assay System
Category3	Mebiol##(R)### Gel 3D (3D Culture Matrix In The 21St Century )
Description	Mebiol((R)) Gel
OTHER	[Background] The thermoreversible gelation polymer, ''Mebiol Gel'' has been developed as proprietary hydrogel. Mebiol Gel has been commercialized as a cell/tissue culture reagent for ES cells, chondrocytes and cancer cells, etc. Mebiol Gel based intralumenal implants are being developed for occlusion of cancerous vascular system and brain aneurism. [Features of Mebiol Gel] An aqueous solution of Mebiol Gel is fluid liquid (sol state) at low temperatures (0C 15C), however, it turns into an elastic hydrogel (gel state) at temperatures higher than room temperature (25C). It is possible to mix itwith various drugs or culture medium at the sol state. The sol-gel transformation of Mebiol Gel occurs fully thermoreversible. Elasticity ofthe hydrogel increases with temperature increase and is appropriate for three-dimensional culture of cells/tissues at around 37C. Cells/tissues in the gel is clearly observed through optical microscope during cultivation at 37C owing to great transparency of Mebiol Gel. Fibroblast is alive but does not grow in Mebiol Gel therefore other aiming cellscan begrown selectively. Cultured cells/tissues can be recovered easily from Mebiol Gel by lowering temperature without any damage on cells/tissues.
Size	20*50 ML
Storage Instructions	RT

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