293AAV Cell Line

293AAV Cell Line
  • Larger cell surface area for higher viral yields
  • Flattened morphology and firmer attachment to culture plates
  • Ideal for large scale AAV production

 

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293AAV Cell Line
Catalog Number
AAV-100
Size
1 vial
Detection
N/A
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Price
$425.00
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