Rat Hindbrain Neurons: RHbN
Description
Rat Hindbrain Neurons (RHbN) are derived from hindbrains of normal embryonic rat (gestation day 15) by standardized methods. When cultured under the recommended conditions, RHbN arborize and form complex neurite network in one week. RHbN Stain positive for β III-Tubulin. The hindbrain includes the cerebellum, the pons, and the medulla. These parts together control and support various vital bodily processes such as breathing, swallowing, blood circulation, muscle tone, sleep and arousal patterns, coordination, equilibrium maintenance, and more. Malformation, vascular disorders, atrophies, and traumas at hindbrain strike its proper structure and functions, leading to the manifestation of a variety of clinical features of different severity. Studying hindbrain neurons in those disease conditions will allow a better understanding of the disease mechanisms, physiopathologies, and advancement in drug development and therapies. Cultures of hindbrain neurons can be applied for a variety of experiments including toxicity test, immunostaining, live cell imaging, co-culturing, electrophysiology, and more.
Details
| Tissue | Normal healthy rat hindbrain | |
|---|---|---|
| QC | No bacteria, yeast, fungi, mycoplasma, virus | |
| Character | Positive for β-III Tubulin | |
| Bioassay | Plate on Poly-D-Lysine coated surface, arborize to form neurite network in Culture Med | |
| Cryovial | 1,000,000 RHbN in Ser-Fr Frzng Med (042-50) | |
| Kit | Cryovial frozen RHbN, Ctng Soln I (027-05), Plating Med (R817P-10), Cultr Med (R817-100) | |
| Doublings | N/A – Neurons don’t proliferate in vitro | |
| Applications | Laboratory research use only (RUO). Not for human, clinical, diagnostic or veterinary use. |
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