Pet transwell membranes
PET Transwell membranes are a type of cell culture insert that provides a permeable support for the growth and study of cells in a two-chamber system. The membranes are made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and are available in various pore sizes to accommodate different cell types and experimental needs.
3 protocols using pet transwell membranes
Embryonic Kidney Induction Protocol
Transepithelial Electrical Resistance Assay
Rtotal represents the total resistance measured (Ω), Rinsert represents the resistance of the blank insert, and A represents the membrane area (cm2) of the insert.
Establishment of hESC-RPE Cell Monolayer
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