HypoxyCOOL™ Accelerates Oxygen Regulation

HypoxyCOOL™, accelerates the reduction of oxygen concentration in tissue/cell culture media by as much as two days.

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HypoxyCOOL™, the new media conditioning system from Baker Ruskinn, accelerates the reduction of oxygen concentration in tissue/cell culture media to user-defined values by as much as two days. The system is the first commercialized solution for precisely controlling oxygen levels in liquid media used in stem cell expansion or any tissue culture process requiring accurate and stable oxygen levels.

“Exposing cells native to low-oxygen environments to normal atmospheric conditions causes abnormal cell reactions and reduces cell viability,” said Science Director Deborah Thibodeaux. “Even when gas-controlled incubators or workstations are used to control the atmosphere around cultures, they could still remain susceptible to oxidative stress due to higher concentrations of dissolved oxygen within cell growth media.”

HypoxyCOOLTM combats this oxidative stress by precisely reducing media oxygen concentration to user-defined values – in as little as three hours.

A Sophisticated Alternative to Problematic Conditioning MethodsThe typical process for conditioning (i.e., reducing the ...

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