HIGHLIGHTS:
- High-quality cells
- Pre-equilibrated in CELLnTEC base chemistry
- Supplied in fully-defined cryopreservation medium to maximize recovery after thawing
Normal human gingival progenitor cells, cryo-preserved at early passage.
Catalog | HGEPp |
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Content | Vial containing 0.5 million viable cells, frozen |
HGEPp primary human gingival epithelial cells (pooled) benefit from the presence of PCT factors in the CELLnTEC media that aid retention of proliferative progenitors and reduce differentiation. HANDLING INSTRUCTION: This material is of human origin and should therefore be handled as hazardous. Although it has been tested negative for HIV 1, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C, treat this material as potentially infectious and use appropriate biocontainment, protective equipment, and other precautions to prevent accidental exposure.
HGEPp primary human gingival epithelial cells (pooled) benefit from the presence of PCT factors in the CELLnTEC media that aid retention of proliferative progenitors and reduce differentiation.
The HGEP cells are provided cryopreserved in the fully defined CRYO-Defined culture medium, to maximize recovery after thawing.
The cultures undergo a range of QC tests in our lab before being released for sale and are also covered by our longevity guarantee. Please see the datasheet for details.
It is recommended to grow HGEP cells in CnT-57 medium for best growth and longevity. This low-BPE medium improves attachment and proliferation on standard cell culture plastic for most cell lots.
The 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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Comprehensive mapping of the methylation landscape of 16 CpG-dense regions in oral and pharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma | Scott M Langevin, Damaris Kuhnell, Liang Niu, Jacek Biesiada, Yuet-Kin Leung, Ranjan Deka, Aimin Chen, Mario Medvedovic, Karl T Kelsey, Susan Kasper, Xiang Zhang | 2020 | Oral |
Human Gingival Epithelial Growth In Vitro on a Polymer‐Infiltrated Ceramic Network Restorative Material | Martin J. Smallidge, Jennifer V. Sabol, Cynthia Aita‐Holmes, Henry Chuang, Douglas P. Dickinson | 2019 | Oral |
SARS-CoV-2 infection causes periodontal fibrotic pathogenesis through deregulating mitochondrial beta-oxidation | Yan Gao, Wai Ling Kok, Vikram Sharma, Charlotte Sara Illsley, Sally Hanks, Christopher Tredwin, Bing Hu | 2023 | Oral |
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CELLnTEC Catalog | 2023 | Download |