Worthington Launches Celase® GMP.

New enzyme grade is now available for use in a wide range of applications from initial animal research through clinical trials.

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Worthington announced today at the Experimental Biology Conference in San Diego, the launch of the new Celase® GMP Enzyme product offering. Manufactured by Cytori Therapeutics, this product line is ideal for cell isolation studies for laboratories looking to facilitate a smooth transition from bench and animal research to downstream clinical applications.

Celase® GMP is a proprietary enzyme containing a unique blend of collagenase, neutral protease and buffer salts that are produced using avian and mammalian tissue-free raw materials, aseptically processed, sterile filtered and highly purified under GMP guidelines. A single, sterile, ready to use enzyme containing both collagenase and a neutral protease is ideal for a wide range of adipose stem cell, biomedical and bioprocessing applications.

“This new Celase® GMP product offering is a cost-effective option for laboratories looking for a high-quality GMP enzyme to support their pre-clinical research,” said James Zacka, vice president at Worthington. “We believe the sooner ...

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