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Rat Dorsal Root Ganglion Neurons
Cat.No.: CSC-C8061L
Species: Rat
Cell Type: Neuron
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A ganglion is a group of nerve cells forming a nerve center, especially one located outside the brain or spinal cord. Dorsal root ganglion, also called spinal ganglion, is the ganglion of the posterior root of each spinal segmental nerve, containing the cell bodies of the unipolar primary sensory neurons. Dorsal root ganglion cells are pseudounipolar cells. Pseudounipolar cells have 2 axons rather than an axon and dendrite. One axon extends centrally toward the spinal cord; the other axon extends toward the skin or muscle.
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Description: Characterization: 1. Cell Activity;
- Recovery Viability ≥ 80%.
2. Cell Purity;
- GFAP-positive cells ≥ 70%.
- β-tubulin III- or doublecortin- (Dcx-) positive cells ≤ 10%.
- GalC-positive cells ≤ 10%.
Description: Characterization: 1. Cell Activity;
- Recovery Viability ≥ 50%.
- After approximately 2 days in culture, the cells will form clear dendrites and axons.
- Cells can survive in culture for as long as 13-16 days.
2. Cell Purity;
- MAP2-positive cells ≥ 70%.
- β-tubulin III-positive cells ≥ 70%.
Description: Characterization: 1. Cell Activity;
- Recovery Viability ≥ 50%
- After approximately 2 days in culture, the cells will form clear dendrites and axons.
- Cells can survive in culture for as long as13-16 days.
2. Cell Purity;
- MAP2-positive cell percentage ≥ 70%.
- β-tubulin III-positive cell percentage ≥ 70%.
Description: Characterization: 1. Cell Activity;
Recovery Viability ≥ 80%.
2. Cell Purity;
- GFAP-positive cells ≥ 70%.
- β-tubulin III- or doublecortin- (Dcx-) positive cells ≤ 10%.
- GalC-positive cells ≤ 10%.
Description: Characterization: 1. Cell Activity;
- Recovery Viability ≥ 50%.
- After approximately 2 days in culture, the cells will form clear dendrites and axons.
- Cells can survive in culture for as long as 13-16 days.
2. Cell Purity;
- MAP2-positive cells ≥ 70%.
- β-tubulin III-positive cells ≥ 70%.
