Atelocollagen Membrane for 6-Well Culture Plate

Applications

• Cell culture

Features

• Microscopic observation of the cells is possible during the culture due to high membrane transparency.
• Cell culture on collagen membrane creates a natural environment that resembles in vivo systems.

KOKEN company name and logo and AteloCell brand are the property of KOKEN Corp. Ltd., Japan.

Product Name: Atelocollagen membrane for 6 well culture plate

Catalog Number: KKN-CM-6

Size: 6 pieces

Storage and Stability: Store at −20 °C

Sterility: Sterile

Notice To Purchaser: REPROCELL is a licensed global distributor of KOKEN’s collagen-derived products everywhere, except for Japan.

Manufacturer: Koken Co., Ltd. (Japan)

Specification Sheets:

• AteloCell Data Sheet

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