Continuous observation is possible with additional systems.
Can we Conduct Continuous Observation of 60 Minutes (approx.) With Long Intervals Between Each Stretching?
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FAQs Articles
Can you Measure Stretching Force With the Strex Cell Stretch System?
This article provides a paper to measure the stretching force of the stretch system.
Which Extracellular Matrix Works Best for Cell Adhesion of the Strex Stretch Chambers? Fibronectin, Gelatin, or Collagen?
The type of matrix to use will depend on the type of cell you are adhering. A coating protocol is included in this article.
Are there any Solutes That may Emerge From the Strex Stretching System?
Polymerization initiators with low MWs may emerge, but have yet to be shown that they can harm experiments.
Can we Preserve Coated Strex Stretch Chambers for Future use?
We recommend coating the chambers just before use.
Are you Able to Make Stretch Chambers Larger Than Shown in your Catalog?
Yes, we can manufacture stretch chambers for mass cultures by special order.
Are Strex Stretch Chambers Sterilized?
The chambers are shipped non-sterile and must be autoclaved before use.
What is the Difference in Cell Response Between Sustained Stretching and Cyclic Stretching?
This article presents a paper on the topic of the relationship between sustained stretching and cyclic stretching.
Is a Uniform Stress Load Applied on Every Cell in the Strex Stretch Chamber?
The stress load placed upon the chambers is uniform.
What are the Materials and Characteristics of the Strex Stretch Chambers?
This article explains the make up and characteristics of the stretch chambers.
Can we Reuse the Strex Stretch Chambers?
The chambers are intended to be used once, as cross-contamination cannot be completely removed.