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Invitrogen™ Accumax - Cell Aggregate Dissociation Medium

Dissociate cell clumps for cell counting, viral transfection assays, cell sorting, and flow cytometry as well as bioreactor scale-up.

Brand: Invitrogen™ 00-4666-56

Product Code. 12790000

€ 110.00 / Each

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Alert:

Contains azide.

The use of Accumax™ may effect the integrity of certain antigenic epitopes resulting in diminished antibody staining. This should be determined experimentally for individual antibody clones.

This item is not returnable. View return policy

Description

Accumax has been shown effective in dissociating cell clumps in a variety of cell lines including hybridomas, CHO, BHK, 293, COS and Sf9 cells. The use of Accumax may effect the integrity of certain antigenic epitopes resulting in diminished antibody staining. This should be determined experimentally for individual antibody clones. Thaw Accumax at room temperature or 4°C.

Recommended Storage

Store at −20°C. Thawing during shipment will not affect performance.

Specifications

Cell Type	Mammalian Cells
Product Type	Cell Culture Dissociation Reagent
Quantity	100 mL

Form	Liquid
Without Additives	No Phenol Red

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