Q:
What species of rats and mice are your Clonetics™ embryonic neuronal cells isolated from?
A:
The rats are Sprague-Dawley and the mice are CD1 or C57.
Related Cells:
Neuron, hippocampal, mouse
;
Neuron, hippo/cortical, rat
;
Neuron, hippocampal, rat
;
Neuron, striatal, mouse
Categories:
Primary Cells and Media
Research Areas:
Neurobiology
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