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EBiSC-NEUR1

iPSC derived cells

Not-for-profit transfer fee: £1127 per vial
Immediately available for distribution*
*Once all legal and processing details completed
Time: 7 days post-thaw
Magnification: 40x
Description: Cryopreserved EBiSC-NEUR1 cells were thawed, cultured on Poly-Ornithine / Laminin and immunostained after 7 days for beta-III-tubulin (TUBB3, magenta) and DAPI (blue).
Time: 7 days post-thaw
Magnification: 10X
Description: EBiSC-NEUR1 cells form neurite networks after thaw.
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This user protocol is of the latest released batch. We are publishing it for reference purpose, but we cannot guarantee batch specific delivery.
Catalogue No. EBiSC-NEUR1
Product Type iPSC-derived neurons
iPSC Product Name EBiSC-NEUR1
iPSC Product Cell Type Neuron
Source iPSC Line Name BIONi010-C-13
Donor Disease Status Normal
Genetic Modification Description: DOX inducible NEUROG2
Format 2ml cryovial
Cell Number 4x10^6
Morphology Description EBiSC-NEUR1 neurons extend multiple processes after thaw and form neurite networks

Description:

EBiSC-NEUR1 cells are early neurons derived from human induced pluripotent stem cells using a doxycycline-inducible NGN2 expression system. The transcription-factor based differentiation approach accelerates neuron maturation while reducing cell culture variability. When thawed and cultured according to the instructions in the User protocol, the EBiSC-NEUR1 neurons express classical pan-neuronal markers such as beta-III-tubulin (TUBB3) and microtubule-associated protein 2 (MAP2) and form neurite networks. EBiSC-NEUR1 cultures exert a great homogeneity with low batch-to-batch variability providing an ideal starting point for diverse co-culture approaches as well as large-scale assays and high-throughput drug screenings.
Quality control is performed prior to release and includes sterility testing, morphological assessment, as well as flow cytometric and immunochemical analyses for the expression of neuronal markers.

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