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Both assays use the same assay principle, but MycoAlert® PLUS Assay luminesces much brighter than the original MycoAlert® Assay. Because of the higher light output MycoAlert® PLUS Assay may be used on luminometers that were not...
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It is not easy to put an exact number to the purity of the NHOst populations because the tests used are all functional assays: alkaline phosphatase production and bone mineralization, which unless you have synchronized cultures, not all the cells are...
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No, Lonza’s Normal Human Osteoblasts (NHOst) are not contact inhibited and tend to grow on top of each other after becoming confluent.
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Lonza R&D has found some NHOst cell strains to be more sensitive to B-Glycerophosphate than others. While it is necessary to differentiate, at too high of concentrations the cells will lift off dish, curl up and die. As such, Lonza recommends...
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Each lot of our Human Microvasculare Endothelial Cells - dermal (CC-2543 and CC-2516) and our Human Microvasculare Endothelial Cells - Lung (CC-2527) is tested for the percentage of LEC (double-positive for CD31+ and Podoplanin) and BEC (positive for...
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The FBM™ Basal Medium and the SCBM™ Basal Medium are essentially the same except that the FBM™ Basal Medium contains phenol red and the SCBM™ Basal Medium does not. The FBM™ Basal Medium and the SCBM™ Basal Medium can always be used interchangeably...
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Lonza’s lung microvascular endothelial cells (HMVEC-L) are isolated from the tissue directly beneath the outer lining of the lung. All vessels isolated are smaller than can be seen with the naked eye.
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In addition to the standardly available donor information (age, gender, race), Lonza can provide the following additional information for most lots of our diseased airway cells: - smoking history (including volume and duration), - any medications...
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While most endothelial cells will have a “paving stone” type morphology, Lonza’s lung microvascular endothelial cells (HMVEC-L) will generally appear more stretched and elongated, especially at low confluence. This is a normal morphological...
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With limited exceptions, Lonza does not test the diseased cells as part of our standard Quality Control testing in a manner which would validate the disease diagnosis. All of Lonza’s diseased airway cells are cultured using the same medium and...
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