Pepsin treated Type I Bovine Collagen
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Pepsin-Treated Type I Bovine Collagen is a highly refined preparation of bovine collagen specifically designed for advanced applications in scientific research and biotechnology. This collagen plays a crucial role in cell culture, providing an optimal environment for cell growth and differentiation. It is particularly valuable in extracellular matrix research, where it helps to mimic the natural conditions found in tissues.
The preparation process involves treating the collagen with pepsin, an enzyme that enhances its solubility. This treatment effectively reduces the telopeptide regions, which are the ends of the collagen molecules, while retaining the overall native structure of the collagen. As a result, it maintains the essential properties that are required for various biological and matrix-support applications.
Additionally, Pepsin-Treated Type I Bovine Collagen is ideal for hydrogel formation, allowing researchers to create three-dimensional structures that closely resemble human tissues. It can also be used for coating applications, providing a suitable surface for cell adhesion and growth. Overall, this collagen preparation is a versatile tool for scientists working to develop innovative tissue models and conduct groundbreaking research in the fields of biology and medicine.
Key Features
Pepsin-Treated Type I Bovine Collagen 3mg/ml
Catalog Number: NBPPTBC01
Size: 20 mL
Storage: at 2–8°C.
For research use only
Characteristics:
-Type I bovine collagen
-Pepsin-treated for improved solubility
-Suitable for 2D and 3D cell culture applications
-Supports cell attachment and matrix formation
-Useful for collagen gel preparation and ECM-based assays
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Product Type
Primary cells
Viability
High viability
Applications
Research & Development
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Research Areas
In Vitro Studies
Cell culture and screening applications
Molecular Biology
Gene expression & signaling studies
Drug Discovery
Screening & validation studies
Disease Modeling
Pathophysiology research
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