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Stem
Mouse
Mouse, day 7
Lee, A, Kessler, J, Read, T, Kaiser, C, Corbeil, D, Huttner ,W, Johnson, J, Wechsler-Reya, R.
Isolation of Neural Stem Cells from the Postnatal Cerebellum ,
Nat Neurosci
 8 , 723 , 2005
Cells
Cerebellar stem cells
Enzymes
Papain : 10u/ml
Deoxyribonuclease I : 250 u/ml
Medium
Dulbecco's PBS
Stem
Mouse
Mouse, 15 day or 3 month
Gritti, A, Bonfanti, L, Doetsch, F, Caille, I, Alvarez-Buylla, A, Lim, D, Galli, R, Verdugo J, Herrera, D. and Vescovi A.
Multipotent Neural Stem Cells Reside into the Rostral Extension and Olfactory Bulb of Adult Rodents ,
J Neurosci
 22(2) , 437 , 2002
Cells
Neural stem cells
Enzymes
Papain : 0.1%
Medium
DMEM/F-12
Stem
Rat
Rat, male, 200-250 g
Gobbel GT, Choi SJ, Beier S, Niranjan A.
Long-term cultivation of multipotential neural stem cells from adult rat subependyma ,
Brain Res
 980 , 221 , 2003
Cells
Neural stem cells
Enzymes
Papain : 0.09%
Medium
EBSS
Stem
Rat
Rat, adult
Palmer, T. , Markakis, E. , Willhoite, A. , Safar, F. and Gage, F.
Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 Activates a Latent Neurogenic Program in Neural Stem Cells from Diverse Regions of the Adult CNS ,
J Neurosci
 19 , 8487 , 1999
Cells
Neural stem cells
Enzymes
Papain : 2.5 u/ml
Deoxyribonuclease I : 250 u/ml
Neutral Protease : 1 u/ml
Medium
DMEM/F-12
Stem
Rat
Rat
Ray, J. and Gage, F.
Neural Stem Cell Isolation, Characterization and Transplantation , Modern Techniques in Neuroscience Research , Johansson, H. and Windhorst, U. , Springer-Verlag New York , 339 , 1999
Cells
Central nervous system stem cells
Enzymes
Papain : 0.01%
Medium
DMEM/F-12
Stem
Rat
Rat, embryonic
Maric, D. , Maric, I. and Barker, J.
Buoyant Density Gradient Fractionation and Flow Cytometric Analysis of Embryonic Rat Cortical Neurons and Progenitor Cells. ,
Methods
 16 , 247 , 1998
Cells
Neurons and progenitor
Enzymes
Papain : 20 u/ml
Medium
EBSS
Tumor
Mouse
Mouse
Erdreich-Epstein, A. , Singh, A. , Joshi, S. , Vega, F. , Guo, P. , Xu, J. , Groshen, S. , Ye, W. , Millard, M. , Campan, M. , Morales, G. , Garlich, J. , Laird, P. , Seeger, R. , Shimada, H. and Durden, D.
Association of High Microvessel A,B and Low PTEN with Poor Outcome in Stage 3 Neuroblastoma: Rationale for Using First in Class Dual PI3K/BRD4 Inhibitor, SF1126. ,
Oncotarget
 8 , 52193-52210 , 2017
Cells
Tumor derived neutroblastoma
Enzymes
Papain : 10 u/ml
Deoxyribonuclease I : 250 u/ml
Medium
DPBS
Tumor
Mouse
Mouse
Oliver, T. , Read, T. , Kessler, J. , Mehmeti, A. , Wells, J. , Huynh, T. , Lin, S. and Wechsler-Reya, R.
Loss of Patched and Disruption of Granule Cell Development in a Pre-Neoplastic Stage of Medulloblastoma. ,
Development
 132 , 2425 , 2005
Cells
Granule cell precursors, pre-neoplastic and tumor cells
Enzymes
Papain : 10 u/ml
Deoxyribonuclease I : 250 u/ml
Medium
Neurobasal/B27
Tumor
Mouse
Mouse, lactating, 14 day
Kopelovich, L. , Abraham, S. , McGrath, H. , DeOme, K. and Chaikoff, I.
Metabolic Characteristics of a Naturally Ocurring Preneoplastic Tissue. I. Glycolytic Enzyme Activators of Hyperplastic Alveolar Nodule Outgrowths and Adenocarcinomas of Mouse Mammary Gland ,
Cancer Res
 26 , 1534 , 1966
Cells
Mammary
Enzymes
Medium
HBSS
Tumor
Rat
Rat
Mehta, N. , Lopez, P. , Vyas, A. and Schnaar, R.
Gangliosides and Nogo Receptors Independently Mediate Myelin-Associated Glycoprotein Inhibition of Neurite Outgrowth in Different Nerve Cells. ,
J Biol Chem
 282 , 27875-86 , 2007
Cells
Hippocampal neurons
Enzymes
Papain : 0.2%
Medium
Hibernate A

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Thymus
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Note: We have not limited the references listed to only those papers using Worthington enzymes. Generally speaking, the tissue dissociation enzymes offered by Worthington can be used interchangeably for most preparations cited.