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Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg

Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg – Trypsin Cell Detachment Solution

Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg, ready-to-use trypsin cell detachment solution
RUO (P10-027100)

Cell detachment solution
RUO · P10-027100
For sensitive cells

Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg is a ready-to-use cell detachment solution containing 0.05 % trypsin and 0.1 % EDTA, formulated in DPBS without calcium and magnesium. Trypsin is a porcine pancreas-derived enzyme (1:250) that dissociates anchorage-dependent cells; EDTA is added to chelate calcium and magnesium and enhance trypsin activity. The lower trypsin concentration is suited to more sensitive cell lines. After detachment, trypsin should be neutralised with serum-containing medium or a trypsin inhibitor.

Reliable trypsin detachment for routine passaging. 0.05 % trypsin with 0.1 % EDTA in DPBS, Ca/Mg-free for effective dissociation.

Why Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg

  • Effective dissociation – porcine trypsin (1:250) for anchorage-dependent cells.
  • EDTA-enhanced – EDTA chelates Ca/Mg to boost trypsin activity.
  • DPBS base, Ca/Mg-free – formulated to support efficient trypsinisation.
  • Neutralise after use – stop with serum-containing medium or trypsin inhibitor.

Formulation at a glance

Type Cell detachment solution
Trypsin 0.05 % (1:250, porcine)
EDTA 0.1 % EDTA
Base DPBS, w/o Ca and Mg
Storage -20 °C

Ordering & grades

Grade Article No. Size Use To Shop
RUO P10-027100 100 ml Research use
RUO P10-027500 500 ml Research use Coming Soon

 

Applications

  • Routine detachment and passaging of adherent cells
  • Subculture of anchorage-dependent cell lines

Frequently asked questions

What is Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg?

Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg is a ready-to-use cell detachment solution containing 0.05 % trypsin and 0.1 % EDTA, formulated in DPBS without calcium and magnesium. Trypsin is a porcine pancreas-derived enzyme (1:250) that dissociates anchorage-dependent cells; EDTA is added to chelate calcium and magnesium and enhance trypsin activity. The lower trypsin concentration is suited to more sensitive cell lines. After detachment, trypsin should be neutralised with serum-containing medium or a trypsin inhibitor.

How is Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg used?

Aspirate medium, rinse the monolayer with Ca/Mg-free salt solution, add enough pre-warmed trypsin to cover the cells and incubate until they round up and detach; then neutralise, centrifuge and resuspend in fresh medium.

How is Trypsin 0.05 % / EDTA 0,1 % in DPBS, w/o: Ca and Mg stored?

Store the solution at -20 °C. Stable 2 years from production.

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