Satellite cells are primary stem cells isolated from the porcine skeletal muscles. They can be differentiated from other cells due to the presence of paired box 7 (PAX-7). They play a very crucial role in maintaining tissue integrity.
Available formats:
Proliferating ≥500000 viable cells shipped in appropriate growth medium (T25 Flask).
Cryopreserved: A cryogeneic vial containing ≥500000 cells
| Product Category: | Sus Scrofa, Domesticus |
| Product Type: | Adherent cells |
| Drived From: | Adult porcine skeletal muscles |
| Cell Morphology: | Flattened like epithelial cells |
| Culture and Growth Properties: | Anchorage-dependent population. |
| Passage No: | P2 |
| Mycoplasma: | Not Detected |
| Hepatitis B: | Not Detected |
| Hepatitis C: | Not Detected |
| HIV-1: | Not Detected |
| Bacteria, yeast and other fungi: | Not Detected |
| Positive for: | CYP I/II/III. |
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