Dispase II

RRPFR0203

Dispase II is a non-specific metalloproteinase that is often used in cell biology to isolate single cells from different tissues or organs and for subsequent cell cultures, such as primary cell isolation and cell passaging. In addition, Dispase II is used to eliminate cell aggregation that occurs during suspension cell culture. Compared with other proteases commonly used in cell biology, this enzyme has the following advantages: 1) a fast, effective and gentle cell digesting enzyme that causes little damage to the cells and maintains the integrity of the cell membranes; 2) of bacterial origin without contamination by mycoplasma or other animal viruses; 3) stable and unaffected by temperature, pH, and serum fractions; and 4) can be used for the Separation of many types of tissues and cells, etc.

Size: 100 mg 1 g

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