Budget-friendly Human Ovarian Carcinoma Cancer-associated Fibroblasts (cafs): 1,000,000 Cells Don't Wait [tkwJRKqC]

Human Ovarian Carcinoma CAFs: Advanced Research Tool

Vitro Biopharma proudly presents our Human Ovarian Carcinoma Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts (CAFs), a cutting-edge research tool designed for in-vitro applications. These specialized cells are sourced from well-characterized donor samples, ensuring high quality and reliability. Our Human CAFs are cryopreserved at a low passage, offering both high passage capabilities and the ability to expand in VitroPlusIII Low Serum, Complete Medium. This optimized medium supports high growth rates, reduced doubling times, and maintains healthy cells for stability. With the ability to grow in low oxygen conditions (1% - 5% O2), these cells provide a versatile and robust platform for your research.

Key Features and Benefits

High-Quality Cells: Our Human CAFs are sourced from well-characterized donor samples, ensuring consistent and reliable results. The cells are cryopreserved at a low passage, which means they are fresh and have not been passaged too many times, maintaining their genetic integrity and functionality.

• Multiple Donors Available: We offer Human CAFs from multiple donors, providing a diverse range of cell types for your research needs.
• Optimized Growth Conditions: The cells can be expanded in VitroPlusIII Low Serum, Complete Medium, which is specifically formulated for high growth rates, reduced doubling times, and healthy cell maintenance.

Applications and Storage

Our Human Ovarian Carcinoma CAFs are ideal for a variety of research applications, including studies on cancer biology, tumor microenvironment, and drug discovery. These cells provide a valuable tool for understanding the complex interactions between cancer cells and their surrounding stroma. Upon receiving your order, store the cells in liquid nitrogen to maintain their viability and ensure long-term storage. With their high quality, versatility, and ease of use, our Human Ovarian Carcinoma CAFs are an essential component of your research toolkit.