Description
For the primary culture, subculture and tissue culture This product is a cell culture ware that coats the Chitosan Nanofiber. Chitosan is a polysaccharide polymer produced by alkali processing (deacetylation) of chitin, which is natural material found in various living things such as shellfish (shrimp, crab), insects and mushrooms. Unique properties of Chitosan, such as biocompatibility and biodegradability, can be designed by controlling the molecular weight of Chitosan and the degree of deacetylation, conversion rate to the Chitosan.
One of distinguishing properties of Chitosan nanofiber is to become scaffolding material in cell culture. With Chitosan nanofiber, adhesiveness of cultured cell can be improved (compared to the culture in polystyrene plate or glass cover slip).
Chitosan nanofiber is hardly perishable and is an easy-to-use material for cell/tissue culture, compared to poly-L-lysine or collagen coated culture dish.
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One of distinguishing properties of Chitosan nanofiber is to become scaffolding material in cell culture. With Chitosan nanofiber, adhesiveness of cultured cell can be improved (compared to the culture in polystyrene plate or glass cover slip).
Chitosan nanofiber is hardly perishable and is an easy-to-use material for cell/tissue culture, compared to poly-L-lysine or collagen coated culture dish.
