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CLS431751

Corning® cell strainer

pore size 70 μm, white, sterile, pkg of (individually wrapped), pack of 50 ea, Corning 431751

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Cell Strainer

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NB.24
UNSPSC Code:
41104913
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material

Nylon , white

sterility

sterile

manufacturer/tradename

Corning 431751

packaging

pack of 50 ea, pkg of (individually wrapped)

pore size

70 μm

General description

Corning® 70μm Cell Strainer is a sterile, easy-to-use device for rapidly isolating primary cells to consistently obtain a uniform single-cell suspension from tissues.

Application

Corning® 70μm Cell Strainer is a faster, easier alternative to gauze filtration. It is ideal for preparation of flow cytometry samples, including:
  • Single cell suspensions of blood cells from marrow, pancreas, thymus, tonsil, and lymph nodes
  • Stem cells, tissue-derived cells, and cancer cells
  • Preparation of specimens for primary cell cultures and immunogens
  • Preparation of freezing stocks
  • Filtering agglutinative proteins produced in inactivation serum

Features and Benefits

  • Strong nylon mesh with 70- micron pores for optimal performance in a variety of applications
  • Evenly spaced mesh pores providing consistent and reliable results
  • Conveniently accessible in individual packaging
  • Extended lip on strainer enables aseptic handling with forceps
  • Molded color-coded polypropylene frame with tab enables easy handling and identification
  • Fits all major brands of 50mL conical tubes
  • Disposable, easy-to-use, inexpensive, maintains sample integrity
  • Sterilized by γ−irradiation, noncytotoxic

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