Afamin/Wnt3a CM
Specifications:
Description
Serum free conditioned medium including Wnt3a-Afamin complex for intestinal organoid cell culture.
Note Regarding Intellectual Property Rights:
When culturing organoids, or stem cells, or other tissues, if you are to use this product (J2-001 Afamin/Wnt3a CM) in combination with another factor or factors (hereinafter “factors”), a third party may have patent rights concerning the use or other application of the factors concerned. MBL does not offer any non-infringement warranty for J2-001 Afamin/Wnt3a CM when used or otherwise applied in combination with other factors. Therefore, if you intend to use this product in combination with other factors, please check with your organization’s division or advisors responsible for intellectual property rights or with your research agency before using this product with other factors.
Formerly Product Code: J-ORMW301R
| Product Type: | Cell Culture |
|---|---|
| Size: | 10 mL |
| Species Reactivity: | Human, Mouse |
| Regulatory Statement: | For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. |
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