Contains everything needed to establish 3D epidermal models with improved differentiation and barrier function in your own lab.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Kit contains precision media specially formulated for both proliferation and 3D differentiation
- Kits contains everything needed to create epidermal models with high barreir function
- All kit components are fully compatible, ensuring reliable cell behaviour and modelling accuracy
- Cost effective and convenient kit, contains all required products
Description
3D keratinocyte starter kit with primary keratinocytes provides all components required for the establishment of 3-dimensional keratinocyte cultures with an improved barrier function. The kit includes primary human keratinocytes (HPEKp), CnT-Prime Medium (CnT-PR) for monolayer culture, CnT-Prime 3D Airlift Medium (CnT-PR-3D), and 48 cell culture inserts (0.4 um pore size). Optional extra: CnT-ST-100 stain solution for evaluating confluency prior to airlift.
Note: The cells are 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.
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Specifications
- Volume
- 500 ml media (2x) & 1 ml frozen cells (1x)
- Component(s)
- HPEKp cells, CnT-PR & CnT-PR-3D media
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Scientific resources
Improved barrier as seen by raman spectroscopy penetration profiles.
The 3D Starter Kit with Primary Keratinocytes (PR3D-HPEK-50) contains everything needed to establish 3D epidermal models with improved differentiation and barrier function in your own lab.
The kit contains primary cells (HPEKp), CnT-PR proliferation medium, CnT-PR-3D airlift medium, and 48 inserts for air-lift culture. For details, please see the datasheet.
The 3D models can be routinely established using our recommended protocol.
Following this protocol, the 3D models deliver up to a 50% better barrier function than traditional media. More detailed raman spectroscopy results can be found in the following link:
Improved Barrier Function with 3D Barrier Medium
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Scientific Literature
Title |
Authors |
Year |
Tissue type |
Development of 3D imaging technique of reconstructed human epidermis with immortalized human epidermal cell line |
Yu Inoue, Seiji Hasegawa, Katsuma Miyachi, Takaaki Yamada, Satoru Nakata, Sari Ipponjima, Terumasa Hibi, Tomomi Nemoto, Masahiko Tanaka, Ryo Suzuki, Naohide Hirashima |
2018 |
Epidermal |
Title |
Year |
CELLnTEC Catalog |
2023 |
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