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URL: https://strexcell.com/cell-stretching-system/#stb100
Proper Citation: Strex: Manual Cell Stretching System STB-10 (RRID:SCR_025869)
Description: System for evaluative purposes applies cell stretching and compression force and is operated manually. Has two versions available: 4 cm2 or 10 cm2 stretch chambers. Can mechanically stimulate monolayer and cultured cells and tissue to increase cell growth and shape.
Synonyms: Manual Cell Stretching System STB-10
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Strex Cell Inc, evaluative purposes, cell stretching, compression force, operated manually,
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