Type I Rat Tendon Collagen 3mg/ml
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Description
Type I Rat Tendon Collagen is a premium extracellular matrix protein solution derived from the tendons of rats. As the predominant structural collagen in connective tissues, Type I collagen plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity and strength of various bodily structures. This collagen is frequently utilized as a biological coating material in laboratory settings, where it facilitates optimal cell attachment, spreading, and growth within cell culture systems.
By providing a supportive environment, it enhances cellular interactions and contributes to more accurate and reliable experimental outcomes.
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Type I Rat Tendon Collagen, 3 mg/mL
Catalog No.: NBP6C
Size: 20 mL
Source: Rat tendon
Collagen Type: Type I
Concentration: 3 mg/mL
Storage: at 2–8°C.
For research use only
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Product Type
Primary cells
Viability
High viability
Applications
Coating tissue culture plates, flasks, dishes, an…
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Primary Applications
Applications & Use Cases
Primary Applications
Coating tissue culture plates
Suitable for coating tissue culture plates studies and research applications
flasks
Suitable for flasks studies and research applications
dishes
Suitable for dishes studies and research applications
and coverslips Promoting cell adhesion and spreading Supporting primary cell culture and stem cell culture Extracellular matrix research 2D and 3D cell culture studies Tissue engineering and regenerative research
Suitable for and coverslips promoting cell adhesion and spreading supporting primary cell culture and stem cell culture extracellular matrix research 2d and 3d cell culture studies tissue engineering and regenerative research studies and research applications
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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