Human Dental Pulp Cells (RA)

Cat.No.: CSC-C3598

Species: Human

Source: Oral Cavity

Cell Type: Dental Pulp

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Cat.No.
CSC-C3598
Description
Human dental pulp cells are isolated from the dental pulp of extracted molars. Human dental pulp cells are isolated from a single donor. These cells enable researcher to investigate stem cells, regenerative dentistry, and tissue engineering and repair in vitro. In addition, they enable researchers to investigate diseases.
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Species
Human
Source
Oral Cavity
Cell Type
Dental Pulp
Disease
Normal
Storage and Shipping
ship in dry ice; store in liquid nitrogen
Citation Guidance
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