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Gibco™ StemPro™ EZPassage™ Disposable Stem Cell Passaging Tool

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Description

Novel human embryonic stem cell passaging device that makes manual passaging of stem cell colonies more rapid and reproducible.

  • Made of a proprietary, cell culture-safe, and inert material that enables cutting of embryonic stem cell colonies growing on feeder cells or other substrates into uniform pieces for optimal passaging.
  • Outperforms existing manual and enzymatic passing methods in speed, uniformity of passaged colonies, and reliability.
  • Manually passage stem cell colonies in a fraction of the time compared with standard techniques.
  • Cut stem cell colonies into pieces of uniform size, making passaging of stem cells more reproducible.
  • Control the size for better passaging or to make embryoid bodies.
  • Cell culture-safe Passaging Tools are ready for use and packaged individually in gamma-irradiated sleeves.
  • One-time use.
  • Do not sterilize (alcohol or autoclave)

Specifications

Material Proprietary, Cell Culture-Safe, Inert Material
Sterility Sterile
For Use With (Application) Manual Passaging Stem Cell Colonies
Disposable Single-use
Product Type Stem Cell Passaging Tool
Cell Type Stem Cell
Product Line EZPassage, StemPro
Quantity 10 units

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

In the StemPro EZPassage Disposable Stem Cell Passaging Tool (Cat. No. 23181010), what is the exact distance between the blades of the roller?

The tool has ˜230 micrometers between each blade. We don't recommend using the tool on anything smaller than a 6-well plate. As far as the thickness at the base of each blade relative to the distance between the blade's edges, we don't have data on that.