PROLIFERATION MEDIA

CnT-NX-E is the next generation successor to CnT-07 and CnT-PR, CELLnTEC’s market leading precision media for isolation and expansion of epithelial cells from skin, cornea, gingiva, mammary, and bladder tissue. This is achieved with a combination of Progenitor Cell Targeted (PCT) factors to improve retention of cells in an undifferentiated phenotype, and co-factors to improve growth factor binding and proliferation.

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HGEP

Primary human gingival cells (HGEP) growing in CnT-PR medium. Day 5 after seeding.

CnT-NX-E Next Generation Epithelial Proliferation Medium

  • Next generation precision medium for isolation and expansion of epithelial cells
  • Supports primary cells, iPSC derived cells, and cell lines
  • Chemically defined, contains no components of animal or human origin

  • Fully supplemented, one bottle ready-to-go
  • Excellent inter-experimental and lot-to-lot consistency
  • Can be made available in a clinically ready Higher Certified version

 
 
 
You can checkout our legacy products listed below:
CnT-PR (Prime Epithelial Proliferation Medium)
CnT-07 (Epithelial Proliferation Medium)
CnT-57 (Epithelial Proliferation Medium, Low BPE)
 
 

PRODUCT SELECTION TABLE

We offer Higher Certified (HC) version of the following media: CnT-PR-HC and CnT-07-HC.

Cell2

Upregulation of differentiation markers (such as desmosomal proteins at cell borders) following switch to CnT-PR-D, and addition of calcium.

Differentiation Media

The differentiation process of epithelial progenitor cells is a complex and highly-orchestrated series of events.

It is significantly affected by the cell’s environment.

Proliferation media contain a wide range of factors that are directly inhibitory to cell differentiation. As a result, these media actively retard the differentiation process.

The new CnT-Prime 2D Differentiation medium is specifically designed to encourage complete differentiation of epithelial progenitors, including those isolated from oral tissue.