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Kima Pump

Recirculating pump for Cell Culture in Flow Chambers

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CELL CULTURE UNDER FLOW: simple culture of endothelial cell monolayers under flow in flow chambers and 8 cell monolayers in Cellix's Vena8 Endothelial+ biochips within 24-48 hours.  Culture can continue up to weeks if required.

FLOW RATES: ~250 - 600µL/min. If using Kima pump with Vena8 biochip range, the flow splitter will result in flow rates of ~30 - 75µL/min in each of the 8 channels of the biochip.

RECIRCULATING CULTURE MEDIA: saves reagents and no additional fluidic valves required.

INCUBATOR SAFE: Fits inside all standard CO  incubators.  No additional temperature or humidity control required.

PULSATILE: apply continuous or periodic pulses of culture media or reagent to cell monolayers in culture.  

PROGRAMMABLE with KimaFlo software via your PC.

EASY TO USE: control up to 4 pumps with the same controller via KimaFlo software.

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APPLICATIONS

  • Cell culture of endothelial cell monolayers for shear flow experiments.

  • Cell-cell adhesion shear flow assays on endothelial cell monolayers with Cellix's Mirus Evo Nanopump or ExiGo pump for studies such as:

    • Cardiovascular / Atherosclerosis​:  primary monocyte adhesion to coronary artery endothelial cells.

    • Inflammation​:  THP-1 monocyte adhesion to HUVECs under flow.

    • Asthma / COPD: eosinophil adhesion studies to human lung microvascular endothelial cells (HMVEC-L).

    • Oncology - Breast Cancer:  MDA cells adhering to TNF-alpha stimulated HUVECs under shear flow.

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Applications

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Vena8 Endothelial+

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Tubing Kits

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Cell Culture Bottle

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Biochips

Accessories
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TRAINING VIDEOS

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