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Rat Cardiac Myocytes
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Cat.No.
CSC-C8068L
Description
Neonatal, ventricular Rat Cardiac Myocytes (P1-3) are high quality primary myocyte cells prepared by standardized methods, and are ready for immediate culture upon thaw. Each vial of cardiac myocyte cells contains = 4 million viable cells at = 85% purity. This will seed into 10 or more wells of a 24-well plate and 26 or more wells of a 96-well plate using the recommended plating densities and medium. When thawed and cultured you will obtain high viability, with excellent morphology and connectivity, and cells will display beating at 24 hours in culture. Each lot of these cells test positive for functional syncytium formation, and stain positive for actinin. Cells also test negative for mycoplasma and bacteria. Primary cardiac myocyte cells need an appropriate substrate to adhere and survive. The preferred substrate is nitrocellulose.
Applications
Cardiovascular diseases
Hypertension Inflammation
Cell contraction
Cardiac cell physiology
Ion channel flux
Cardiac lipid metabolism and lipotoxicity
Cardiac ischemia and injury
Cardiac apoptosis
Cardiac cytotoxicity
Tissue engineering
Applications
Cardiovascular diseases
Hypertension Inflammation
Cell contraction
Cardiac cell physiology
Ion channel flux
Cardiac lipid metabolism and lipotoxicity
Cardiac ischemia and injury
Cardiac apoptosis
Cardiac cytotoxicity
Tissue engineering
Species
Rat
Source
Heart
Recommended Medium
Cell Type
Cardiomyocyte
Disease
Normal
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