Mouse Oligodendrocyte Precursor Cells

[CAT#: NRZP-1122-ZP248] Review(5) Q&As(3)

Species:: Mouse

Cell Types:: Oligodendrocytes (OPC)

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Product Overview

Cell Types

Oligodendrocytes (OPC)

Application Notes

The in vitro culture period of primary cells is limited. It is recommended to use the special growth medium provided by Creative Biolabs and the correct handeling method to culture the cells, so as to ensure the best culture state of the cells.

Passage Number

2-3

Species

Mouse

Properties

Size

5×10^5 cells

Growth Pattern

Adherent

Morphology

Polygonal

Culture Medium

Contains FBS, growth factor supplements, Penicillin, Streptomycin, etc.

Tissue Source

brain tissue

Shipping

Dry ice

Storage

Frozen cells should be stored in liquid (vapor phase).

Research Use Only

This product is for research use only. It is not approved for use in humans or for therapeutic or diagnostic use.

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Customer Reviews and Q&As

Customer Reviews Average Customer Ratings Overall

5.0

Excellent

They have been incredibly reliable

The cells arrived well-packaged and viable, with a high purity rate. Their responsiveness to differentiation protocols was excellent, making my experiments run smoothly. The customer service was also very supportive, helping me with any queries I had regarding the product.

Excellent

Greatly enhanced my research on myelination processes

The cells were easy to culture and showed consistent growth patterns. I appreciate the detailed instructions and the quality of the product. I’ve observed robust differentiation and the markers expressed were consistent with oligodendrocyte lineage, which was crucial for my experiments.

Excellent

The cells are of high quality and differentiate into mature oligodendrocytes efficiently

The packaging was secure, and the cells arrived in perfect condition. The technical support team was very helpful in guiding me through the initial setup. I highly recommend these cells for anyone studying oligodendrocyte biology.

Excellent

These are by far the best

They were easy to thaw and culture, and I achieved high differentiation efficiency in my assays. The company’s customer service was also excellent, providing prompt responses to my questions.

Excellent

I am extremely satisfied with the cells

They arrived quickly and in great condition, ready for immediate use. The differentiation protocols provided were very effective, and I achieved consistent results across multiple experiments. The cells exhibited high purity, which minimized experimental variability.

Q&As

What is the typical lifespan of mouse oligodendrocyte precursor cells in culture?

Mouse OPCs can generally be cultured for several weeks, depending on the conditions and passage number. However, their lifespan can vary based on factors such as media composition, cell density, and handling practices. It is essential to follow recommended protocols and monitor cell health regularly to ensure optimal performance and reproducibility of experiments.

Can these cells be genetically modified, and if so, what techniques are recommended?

Yes, Mouse OPCs can be genetically modified using techniques such as transfection or viral transduction. Common methods include using lentiviral or retroviral vectors to introduce genetic material. Researchers should optimize the transfection conditions and validate the expression of the introduced genes to ensure successful modification and functionality in subsequent experiments.

Are the cells provided with a specific growth medium or supplements?

Yes, the cells are typically provided with a recommended growth medium that includes essential nutrients and supplements necessary for their proliferation and maintenance.We may also provide additional growth factors or instructions for supplementing the medium to optimize cell growth and differentiation, depending on the specific research needs.