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Chitozen

Research Use Only

TMI-CHI-7525

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Supplier
Idylle
Product Name
Chitozen
Delivery Days Customer
5
Category Supplier
Cell culture Cell Biology Bacteria Microscopy #bacteria #surface #microfluidics #imaging #SingleCell #CellBiology
Certification
Research Use Only
Scientific Description
Functionalized microscope coverslip to image live bacterial cells & study their growth and behavior. Chitozen is a chitosan-coated coverslip that can be used to image bacteria still or alive. It can also be used to perform long-term imaging or testing changes in growth conditions and analysing cell behaviour.
Shelf life instruction
12 months
Storage Instruction
Room temperature
UNSPSC
41116000

References

Tréguier J, Bugnicourt L, Gay G, et al. Chitosan films for microfluidic studies of single bacteria and perspectives for antibiotic susceptibility testing. mBio. 2019;10(4):e01375-19.
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