HIGHLIGHTS:
- Superior differentiation and increased barrier function in 3D epidermal keratinocyte models
- Chemically defined, contains no components of animal or human origin
- Fully supplemented, one bottle ready-to-go
Optimal differentiation of primary human epidermal keratinocytes and other epithelial tissues in 3D airlift culture.
Catalog | CnT-PR-3D |
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Content | 500 ml, Frozen medium |
CnT-PR-3D delivers maximal differentiation and increased barrier function in 3D epidermal keratinocyte models.
CnT-Prime 3D Barrier is a chemically defined medium formulation designed for optimal differentiation of primary human epidermal keratinocytes in 3D airlift cultures. It does not contain phenol-red or antibiotics / antimycotics, and is completely free of animal or human-derived components.
CnT-Prime 3D Barrier contains a specifically tailored mix of growth factors and lipids to deliver increased barrier function. It create an environment conducive to full differentiation, and the formation of a strong epidermal barrier (more info).
CnT-PR-3D medium is used to establish 3D epidermal models using primary human keratinocytes expanded in CnT proliferation media (CnT-PR or CnT-07). This can be achieved with 12 days of air-lift culture according to our recommended protocol (see protocol link below).
The 3D Barrier medium is also available as part of our 3D Starter kits, which contain all components necessary for the establishment of 3D epidermal models.
The medium undergoes a range of QC tests in our lab before being released for sale. Please see the datasheet for details. It can be upgraded for clinical applications. Contact us at support@cellntec.com for further details and pricing.
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Thawing, seeding and passaging protocols are particularly important for optimal cell growth. Please visit our Protocols Page for our recommendations.
Title | Authors | Year | Tissue type |
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A urine-dependent human urothelial organoid offers a potential alternative to rodent models of infection | Harry Horsley, Dhanuson Dharmasena, James Malone-Lee & Jennifer L. Rohn | 2017 | Bladder |
Increased permeability of reconstructed human epidermis from UVB-irradiated keratinocytes | Lilian Julia Löwenau, Christian Zoschke, Robert Brodwolf, Pierre Volz, Christian Hausmann, Suvara Wattanapitayakul, Alexander Boreham, Ulrike Alexiev, Monika Schäfer-Kortin | 2017 | Epidermal |
Trehangelins ameliorate inflammation-induced skin senescence by suppressing the epidermal YAP-CCN1 axis | Mami Yokota, Yoshiyuki Kamiya, Tamie Suzuki, Shinsuke Ishikawa, Akira Takeda, Shinya Kondo, Takeshi Tohgasaki, Takuji Nakashima, Yoko Takahashi, Satoshi Ōmura, Tetsuhito Sakurai1 | 2022 | Epidermal |
For more publications on CnT-PR-3D from our literature database, see here
Title | Year | |
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CELLnTEC Catalog | 2020 | Download |