Cell Attachment Reagent can increase the survival rate of cell lines from 5% to 95% during the cell growth transfer process. Lab researchers typically use small flasks or glass plates to grow cell lines, then transfer them two times to larger surfaces as the cells proliferate. Traditionally only 5% of the cell lines survive each time they are transferred. The Cell Attachment Reagent coats the flasks and plates with a polymer that helps the cells attach faster, averting the high rate of cell death. Most cell types such as human prostate, breast and epithelial (skin) cells will attach and grow well on FNC-coated surfaces.

7.4 ± 0.2

Light to medium pink due to pH indicator. Color has no effect upon performance of product.

13-20mS

No detectable microbial growth.

>50% cell attachment to coated plastic substratum vs uncoated substratium.

To coat the growth surface, add 0.2ml/cm2 of surface area of the culture vessel. For example, use 5ml for a T-25 flask. The surface should be completely covered with a layer of liquid. Incubate for 30 seconds. Remove the Cell Attachment Reagent with a pipet. Residual Cell Attachment Reagent will not adversely affect the viability of the cells to be plated. Do not return any “used” reagent to the original container. This will compromise the performance of the product. The coating may be performed immediately or up to one hour prior to seeding the cells.

Store at 4°C. Do Not Freeze. Stable for 6 months.

Note: Color is light to medium pink due to presence of pH indicator. Variations in color has no effect upon performance of product. Color fades with age.

This product as supplied is intended for research use only, not for use in human, therapeutic or diagnostic applications without the expressed written authorization of United States Biological.

 All products should be handled by qualified personnel only, trained in laboratory procedures.