CnT-NX-E Epithelial Proliferation Medium from CELLnTEC is cataloged for microbial growth or recovery.
Pack sizes & catalog numbers
500 mL · CnT-NX-E
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
Feeder-free culture without plate coating.
Product type: Epithelial expansion media.
Recorded product specifications: Reference material: Chemically defined, ROCK inhibitor-free medium without animal- or human-origin components; Input material: Primary epithelial cells, iPSC-derived cells and cell lines.
Workflow context: Epithelial expansion media should be selected by tissue source and phenotype retention, with differentiation media treated as a separate workflow stage.
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Manufacturer catalog number and pack: CnT-NX-E (500 mL).
- Manufacturer
- CELLnTEC
- Primary application group
- Culture media
- Reagent category
- Epithelial expansion media
- SciBranch number
- RM-02.004.002-0001-6
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- CnT-NX-E
- Evidence
- Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
- Input material
- Primary epithelial cells, iPSC-derived cells and cell lines
- Reference material
- Chemically defined, ROCK inhibitor-free medium without animal- or human-origin components
- Format and compatibility
- Feeder-free culture without plate coating
- Intended use and workflow
- Not established by the cited manufacturer page
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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- 02Transformation method and efficiency
- 03Selection markers and recovery medium
- 04Storage and handling requirements
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Product sources and documentation
Ready-to-use medium for epithelial isolation and expansion, including primary and iPSC-derived cells. The manufacturer identifies it as a successor to CnT-07 and CnT-PR and recommends switching formulations for differentiation. Feeder cells and coatings are unnecessary under its stated workflow. RUO/IVD intended-use status is unknown.
Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. Ready-to-use medium for epithelial isolation and expansion, including primary and iPSC-derived cells. The manufacturer identifies it as a successor to CnT-07 and CnT-PR and recommends switching formulations for differentiation. Feeder cells and coatings are unnecessary under its stated workflow. RUO/IVD intended-use status is unknown.
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