Description
Collagen type I, solution, 0,5 % is a bovine CELLPURE collagen type I liquid for life-science protein biology and for work on structural molecules of connective tissue. This sterile-filtered solution has a concentration of 0,5 % and a density (D) of ~1 g/cm³. The pack size is 25 ml plastic, with a pack weight of 0,028 kg. CELLPURE bovine collagen type I is presented as a ready solution for collagen-related protein-biology use. Sterile-filtered processing, the 0,5 % strength and a density of approximately 1 g/cm³ describe the physical form of this 25 ml unit. The collagen type I solution comes from manufacturer Carl ROTH in the CELLPURE bovine series. Laboratories that specify a liquid type I collagen of bovine origin can use this 0,5 % CELLPURE preparation when they need the connective-tissue structural protein as a sterile-filtered solution in plastic. The 25 ml fill, ~1 g/cm³ density, bovine source and CELLPURE designation identify the article within collagen reagents for protein biology.
Key features
- Pack sizes: 25 ml, 100 ml
- Density: ~1 g/cm³
- Storage temperature: -20 °C
- Product line: CELLPURE
- Origin: bovine
- UNSPSC: 12352202
- Safety Data Sheet:
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