EpiGro epithelial cells and culture media

Monday, 11 October, 2010 | Supplied by: Merck Pty Limited

The range of EpiGro epithelial cells and culture media has been optimised to provide improved cell culture for critical research applications. The breakdown of control mechanisms in epithelial cells is a frequent contributor to cancer progression and metastasis.

Each medium is uniquely formulated to provide an optimised environment for its corresponding EpiGro cell type. Consequently, cells proliferate faster, exhibit improved morphology and show better viability than epithelial cells cultured in other media formulations.

The family of cell types includes keratinocytes, small airway epithelial cells, corneal cells and prostate epithelial cells.

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