PVA microcarriers for regenerative medicine
18 Apr 2024Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) microcarriers are small spherical particles made from polyvinyl alcohol polymer. They are commonly used in cell culture applications as a substrate for the attachment and growth of anchorage-dependent cells. Kuraray introduces its PVA microcarriers specifically designed for regenerative medicine. Because the material is made of a highly elastic PVA hydrogel, the microcarriers are not damaged even when vigorously stirred in a bioreactor and, as a result, do not generate microscopic fragments. They have cleared quality assurance and safety tests based on good manufacturing practices (GMPs: pharmaceutical manufacturing management and quality assurance standards).
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Scapova™ CL PVA Microcarriers 10g
Kuraray Life Innovation Promotion GroupSCAPOVA™ is the brand name of PVA microcarriers that is manufactured by Kuraray. SCAPOVA™ CL has a collagen coated surface. SCAPOVA™ CL has higher cell proliferation than competitors. And due to the robustness of PVA, SCAPOVA™ CL is less likely to break, and there is little contamination during cell collection. All microcarriers are gamma irradiated.
Scapova™ CL PVA Microcarriers 5g
Kuraray Life Innovation Promotion GroupSCAPOVA™ is the brand name of PVA microcarriers that is manufactured by Kuraray. SCAPOVA™ CL has a collagen coated surface. SCAPOVA™ CL has higher cell proliferation than competitors. And due to the robustness of PVA, SCAPOVA™ CL is less likely to break, and there is little contamination during cell collection. All microcarriers are gamma irradiated.
Scapova™ CL PVA Microcarriers 1g
Kuraray Life Innovation Promotion GroupSCAPOVA™ is the brand name of PVA microcarriers that is manufactured by Kuraray. SCAPOVA™ CL has a collagen coated surface. SCAPOVA™ CL has higher cell proliferation than competitors. And due to the robustness of PVA, SCAPOVA™ CL is less likely to break, and there is little contamination during cell collection. All microcarriers are gamma irradiated.