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ITEM#: 2013-ES000A27F
MFR#: ES-000-A27F
AequoScreen Parental cell stably expressing the mitochondrially targeted apoaequorin gene. GPCRs of your choice can be transiently or stably transfected into these cell lines, for luminescence calcium assays..Frozen Cells validated for calcium testin
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AequoZen FroZen cells, Parental, 1321N1 (+GB16)
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AequoScreen Parental cell stably expressing the mitochondrially targeted apoaequorin gene. GPCRs of your choice can be transiently or stably transfected into these cell lines, for luminescence calcium assays..Frozen Cells validated for calcium testin | 2013-ES000A28F | EA | |
AequoZen FroZen cells, Parental, HEK293
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AequoScreen Parental cell stably expressing the mitochondrially targeted apoaequorin gene. GPCRs of your choice can be transiently or stably transfected into these cell lines, for luminescence calcium assays..Frozen Cells validated for calcium testin | 2013-ES000A30F | EA | |
AequoZen FroZen cells, Parental, HEK293 (+GB16)
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AequoScreen Parental cell stably expressing the mitochondrially targeted apoaequorin gene. GPCRs of your choice can be transiently or stably transfected into these cell lines, for luminescence calcium assays..Frozen Cells validated for calcium testin | 2013-ES000A26F | EA | |
AequoZen FroZen cells, Parental, CHO-K1
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AequoScreen Parental cell stably expressing the mitochondrially targeted apoaequorin gene. GPCRs of your choice can be transiently or stably transfected into these cell lines, for luminescence calcium assays..Frozen Cells validated for calcium testin | 2013-ES000A12F | EA | |
AequoZen Frozen cells, Cholecystokinin CCK1, Human Recombinant, 1321N1
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Our frozen, irradiated AequoZen cells express a variety of GPCRs which all couple to a calcium response. Upon GPCR stimulation and subsequent calcium binding to the aequorin oxidation of coelenterazine leads to emission of light. No cell culture is r | 2013-ES530AF | EA |