Exhibition of the rotating floating culture device "Clinostar2(R)"
Supports long-term culture under low-stress conditions by suspending cells. Compatible with low oxygen options.
The "Clinostar2(R)" is equipped with six independent rotating reactors, allowing for the gentle suspension and cultivation of cells in culture medium, enabling long-term culture and maturation of spheroids/organoids. It is equipped with a camera, allowing remote monitoring and setting of the cultivation status of each reactor via tablet, smartphone, or PC. By installing a low-oxygen module (*), it can also adjust oxygen concentration, achieving cultivation in an environment closer to that of the body. We will be exhibiting at the "Pharma Lab EXPO Osaka" starting February 25 and at the "Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine Annual Meeting" starting March 20. We plan to hold a luncheon seminar at the "Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine Annual Meeting." We hope you will join us. 【Features】 ■ All-in-One specification with incubator function ■ Each of the six reactors can adjust rotation speed independently, allowing simultaneous cultivation of different cells ■ The medium has fluidity, suppressing low oxygen and nutrient depletion around the cells ■ Oxygen concentration can be adjusted from 21% to 2%, and dual control with CO2 is also possible (*) (* Optional) * For detailed specifications, please download the PDF.
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**5th Pharma Lab EXPO Osaka** Date: February 25 (Tuesday) - February 27 (Thursday), 2025 Venue: Intex Osaka, Booth Number: 11-33 Exhibition Content: Display of three-dimensional culture-related products including 'CLINOSTAR2R' **24th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine** Date: March 20 (Thursday) - March 22 (Saturday), 2025 Venue: Pacifico Yokohama, North Exhibition Content: Suspension culture device 'CLINOSTAR', three-dimensional culture plates, spheroid analysis and separation devices **Luncheon Seminar "Hypoxic Culture and CLINOSTAR2R - The Future of Three-Dimensional Cell Culture"** Date and Time: March 21 (Friday) 12:00 - 12:50 (tentative) Chair: Dr. Takahiro Arima (Tohoku University) Speakers: Dr. Takashi Shibata (Department of Information Genetics, Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine), Dr. Masanobu Horie (Department of Biochemical System Engineering, Kyoto University) *We contribute to solving issues such as researcher shortages, reduction of culture time, reproduction of hypoxic conditions, and environmental changes due to frequent opening and closing of incubators. For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
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For product details, please refer to the materials by downloading the catalog. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
