Overview
Bovine Collagen type II is one of a class of proteins seen mostly in mammalian flesh and connective tissues.
This product has been offered as a sterile solution at nearly 0.5 mg per vial at around ~0.5 mg/ml in 500 mM acetic acid.
More than two dozen types of collagen have been explained; Type II has been found chiefly in hyaline cartilage (50% of the protein present in hyaline is collagen type II) and is also found in the eye’s vitreous humor.
The product has been given as a sterile solution at nearly 0.5 mg per vial at roughly 0.50 mg/ml in 500 mM acetic acid. Type II collagen has been offered in easy-to-use packaging for use and storage.
Type II collagen might be utilized to culture a range of cell types. Normally, type II collagen is used as a coating material developed for the formation of 3D collagen gels, for cell culture studies, or as an antigen used for antibody production.
Source: Advanced BioMatrix
| Parameter, Testing, and Method |
Type II Collagen #5196 |
| Sterilization Method |
Filtration |
| Form |
Solution |
| Package Size |
0.5 mg (1 mL) |
| Storage Temperature |
2-10 °C |
| Collagen Concentration - Biuret |
~0.5 mg/mL |
| Shelf Life |
Minimum of 6 months from date of receipt |
| pH |
~2.5 |
| Electrophoretic Pattern - Coomassie Blue |
Characteristic |
| Endotoxin (LAL) |
≤ 5.0 EU/mL |
| Cell Attachment Assay |
Pass |
| Source |
Bovine Cartilage |