Dispase II for Tissue Dissociation

Dispase II for Tissue Dissociation

Dispase II is an optimized neutral protease designed for the gentle and efficient dissociation of tissues and cultured cells. By specifically hydrolyzing N-terminal peptide bonds of non-polar amino acid residues, Dispase II ensures precise enzymatic action without compromising cell integrity. This makes it an ideal choice for researchers requiring consistent and controlled tissue dissociation in various in vitro applications.

One of the key advantages of Dispase II is its ability to separate cells without damaging their membranes, maintaining high cell viability and preserving important surface markers. Its mild enzymatic activity makes it particularly suitable for isolating primary cells, epithelial sheets, and organoids, where delicate handling is essential for downstream experiments.

In addition to tissue dissociation, Dispase II effectively prevents cell clumping in suspension cultures, promoting uniform cell distribution and growth. This dual functionality enhances experimental reproducibility and supports a wide range of cell culture workflows. Overall, Dispase II provides a reliable and optimized solution for gentle yet effective tissue and cell separation.