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SEM
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SEM
picture ( x3,500 )
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Ca-P
thin film-coated surface
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arrow
head: resorption pit /arrow:
osteoclast
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> Description
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Osteoclast
is a large
multinucleate cell formed from
differentiated macrophage, responsible for
breakdown of bone. It could be characterized
by the multi-nucleation, TRAP
positive and formation of resorption
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OAAS™is
a culture plate to measure the activity of
the osteoclast in bone research.
Due to its bottom coated with low crystalline
of carbonated calcium phosphate, OAAS™
resembles human bone and will be a perfect
substitute for dentin slice ever. |
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Activities
can be observed with bare eyes during cultivations
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You will have reliable
data because the OAAS™ wells are bottom
coated with calcium phosphate which acts as
a substrate for the osteoclast, and it is
more comparable to human bone than other products
coated with synthetic hydroxyapatite'
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You can observe the differentiation
while you culture the osteoclast precursor
cells. (Culture period: 2-3 days for matured
osteoclast, 7-12 days for precursor cell) |
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You can observe the resorption
area under light microscope without SEM and
even with your bare eyes during culture due
to the clear calcium carbonate coated wells. |
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Specification
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| Category
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Description |
| Product type
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Culture
Plate
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| Growth surface
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Useful
for tissue culture
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| Coating type
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Low
crystalline of carbonated calcium phosphate
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| Lid
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Yes
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| Shape
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Flat-bottom
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| Size
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4well,
24well, 48well
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| Volume
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OAAS-4
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4well
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2ml
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| OAAS-24
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24well
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2ml
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| OAAS-48
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48well
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1ml
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| Growth Area
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OAAS-4
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4well
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1.9cm2
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| OAAS-24 |
24well
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1.9cm2
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| OAAS-48
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48well
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1cm2
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| Material
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White
with clear bottom
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| Trademark
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OAAS
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| Special
Order |
Special
order such as trace elements incorporated, different crystallinity,
variable thickness, specific protein bound, 96-well plate, or
chamber slide / cover slips, may be accepted. Please contact us for
further information. |
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How
to use OAAS |
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Image
Analysis for OAAS |
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Papers
where OAAS is used |
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