🧪 Exciting News! We’ve launched our New Lab Program - empowering innovation with cutting-edge research facilities. <a href="https://cellculturecollective.com/new-lab-program/" target="_blank">Explore Now! 🔬</a>
🧪 Exciting News! We’ve launched our New Lab Program - empowering innovation with cutting-edge research facilities. <a href="https://cellculturecollective.com/new-lab-program/" target="_blank">Explore Now! 🔬</a>
$499.71
The NEST® pre-assembled Closed System Centrifuge Tube is convenient for aseptic sampling and transfer during biological production procedures. Each is double-packed and equipped with a seal cap which can be used to substitute the pipes in case of subsequent centrifugation and analysis. The pre-assembled Closed System of Centrifuge Tube is ideal for customers in biomedical/biopharmaceutical/vaccine production industries to aseptically sample and transfer the tissue and cell culture/ vaccine solutions, which can effectively save the assembling and sampling time and lower the cost.
The pre-assembled Closed System is ready to use at hand. The closed liquid transfer avoids the contamination risk of open transfer and eliminates the necessity of subsequent cleaning validation.
The pipeline material meets the requirements of industrial pharmaceutical enterprises, and is connected to male taper at the connector, which prevents accidental disconnection and offers convenience.
The double aseptic packaging suits GMP production; Sterilized by E-beam, SAL=10-6. • Endotoxin-free, and no ingredients of animal origin. • Individually packaged in sterile bag.
Long before the double helix became a symbol of modern biology, its shape remained an enigma. Scientists suspected DNA held the key to life’s code, but its structure was still out of reach. In a lab at King’s College London, Rosalind Franklin began a line of experiments that would change
Every lab experiment carries more than just scientific weight. It carries the pressure of deadlines, grant expectations, publication goals, and the simple but critical need for results that can be trusted. Yet all too often, experiments are compromised not because of a flawed hypothesis, but because of something much smaller;
Behind every successful experiment is a series of small, consistent choices and often, the most overlooked are the tools we use every day. In cell culture, even the best protocols and techniques can’t compensate for consumables that fall short on sterility, reliability, or performance. Contamination, variability, and unexpected failures rarely
In the intricate world of cell culture, precision is everything. Monitoring plays a pivotal role in ensuring that cells thrive, experiments succeed, and data remains reliable. However, for many researchers, this critical aspect often becomes a source of frustration. From contamination to data inconsistencies, the challenges of cell culture monitoring
A future where new drugs are developed faster, safer, and with greater precision, without relying on animal testing or lengthy clinical trials. A future where treatments are tailored specifically to your genetic makeup, providing maximum efficacy with minimal side effects. This is the promise of 3D bioprinting in drug discovery,
Imagine a future where your favorite burger doesn’t come from a farm but a lab. It is produced without slaughter, with minimal environmental impact, and with the same taste and texture you know and love. This is the promise of cell-based meat cultivation, a revolutionary approach that’s reshaping the way
If you’re working with cell cultures, you already know how critical it is to monitor cell viability and growth at every stage. Whether you’re a PhD student in the middle of a crucial experiment, a seasoned scientist in biotech, or part of a cutting-edge research lab, keeping a close eye
The field of cell culture is evolving at an unprecedented pace, driving breakthroughs across biomedical research, drug discovery, and sustainable bioproducts. From 3D models revolutionizing cancer research to bioreactors scaling up production, the innovations in this space are transforming how we approach science and medicine. In 2022, the global cell
Scaling up cell cultures is an art, one that bridges the gap between routine lab work and groundbreaking discoveries. Whether you’re cultivating cells for life-saving therapies, high-precision drug testing, or cutting-edge biomanufacturing, the challenge lies in achieving consistent growth while safeguarding cell viability and functionality. Efficient cell culture expansion isn’t
