Closed incubators and
hoods that simulate the
low oxygen stem cell niche
Closed incubators and
hoods that simulate the
low oxygen stem cell niche
STRUGGLING TO MAKE AN IMPACT WITH LIMITED TIME & MONEY?
Most labs aren’t equipped with incubators and hoods that simulate physioxia in the stem cell environment. Room air introduces reactive oxygen species (ROS) which alters reprogramming, differentiation, phenotype, cell fate and function.
Get the right equipment for controlling cell culture conditions that mimic the physioxic stem cell niche.
How do I get cytocentric equipment FOR SIMULATING THE Low Oxygen Stem Cell Niche?
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Cytocentric Blog – Why Optimize MSC Cell Culture Conditions? Feed a Fibroblast, Starve a Stem Cell
Cytocentric Blog – Interview with Cytocentric Visionary: Dr. Heather O’Leary – Part One: Extraphysiologic Oxygen ShockPart One: Extraphysiologic Oxygen Shock
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Full-time Control of Conditions During Cell Handling Enhances the Growth of Human Mesenchymal Stromal Cell Cultures Alicia D. Henn1, Claudia Schwartz2, Shannon S. Darou1, Randy Yerden1 1 BioSpherix Ltd., Parish, NY, USA 2 Lonza Cologne GmbH, Koeln, Germany

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