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Animal-Free Cell Culture Tools
At Caltag, we offer a range of animal-free cell culture tools from trusted suppliers to support your research.
FGF-Max: Quality Assay Results
FGF-Max – a recombinant chimeric protein with features of both FGF-1 and FGF-2
What are the Differences Between Organoids and Spheroids?
In general, there are two major differences: nature of the driving force for development and length of time 3D cultures can be maintained.
Afamin/Wnt3a: A Key Growth Factor in Organoid Culture
Organoids are key 3-dimensional tissue structures and can be developed in many different types. When culturing organoids two growth factors are key to development, Wnt3a and FGF.
3 Techniques and 3 Tips to Take High-Quality Microscopy Pictures of Primary Cells
When it comes to primary cell culture, a picture is worth a thousand words. Follow these tips from ScienCell to get quality microscopy images.
CELLvo Cells from StemBioSys
CELLvo™ cells from StemBioSys are the only cells isolated and expanded using StemBioSys’s CELLvo™ Matrix technology. By isolating cells on a cell-derived extracellular matrix (ECM), StemBiosys are able to preserve more natural phenotypes. Cells are always isolated from the best
CELLvo™ Matrix Plus from StemBioSys
CELLvo™ Matrix Plus from StemBioSys is the next generation of CELLvo™ Matrix technology. Proudly distributed in the UK and Europe by Caltag Medsystems, CELLvo™ matrices are the only substrates that aim to recapitulate the biochemical, structural and mechanical cues of
Cell Culture Media
ScienCell Research Laboratories cell culture media ScienCell’s wide assortment of cell culture media is in liquid form and includes Specialty, Classical & Supplement varieties. Each product is designed for optimal nutrition and growth of primary cells. ScienCell’s media is manufactured
Classical Media vs Specialty Media
For decades, researchers have been culturing cells to study normal and diseased biological processes. Many of these studies use immortalized cell lines which proliferate indefinitely in culture. Immortalized cells thrive in classical media formulated with the minimum requirements for cell