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Opo Bio porcine pre-adipocyte lines provide reliable primary cell sources for cultivated pork adipose tissue development. Isolated from juvenile Sus scrofa donors, these cells are specifically selected for their ability to form lipid droplets and mature into adipocytes. They are supplied frozen and maintain stable growth across multiple passages, providing a strong foundation for pork fat tissue engineering.
All lines are adherent and validated for adipogenic marker expression through CD31-negative and CD45-negative characterisation. Typical doubling times average seventy-three hours, with post-thaw viability above ninety percent. Each vial contains approximately 1.2 million viable cells and has been tested negative for bacteria, fungi, and mycoplasma. Sourcing from high-health status New Zealand livestock ensures the cells are free from major swine pathogens and meet international food safety standards.
Opo Bio porcine cells are supplied with a full documentation pack including donor information, morphology images, and recommended culture media. Technical support and verified differentiation protocols are provided to assist with process optimisation.
These products are for research and development use only. They are not intended for human or diagnostic applications.
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