BioSpherix - Model C-Shuttle -Glovebox

• Full Time O2/CO2 Optimization During Handling
• Full Time Protection
• Better Cell Growth
• Better Cell Health
• Maximum User Comfort
• Ample Workspace
• Accommodates Subchambers
• Hypoxia in vitro models
• Physiologic oxygen for cell culture

FULL TIME OPTIMIZATION DURING CELL HANDLING

Interruption in optimal O2 and/or CO2 conditions can have major effects on cell cultures. Normally when cells are manipulated outside their incubator in clean hoods, controlled gases such as CO2 and O2 are disrupted. Effects can be devastating on cultures. Consider oxygen regulated genes. Hypoxia upregulated genes are immediately shut off by even brief exposures to room air. Imagine what can happen to receptors, ion channels, cytokines, extracellular matrix, etc. when the pH changes out of the physiologic range!

DOCKS SUBCHAMBERS FROM REMOTE INCUBATORS

Using a transport vessel such as the BioSpherix C-Chamber between the C-Shuttle laboratory glove box and your incubator is the most economical way to achieve uninterrupted conditions. The incubator protects cells from exposure. The transport chamber maintains conditions for the brief period between controlled environments. The C-Shuttle hypoxia work station is controlled, and the buffer chamber allows your cells to enter without disrupting the set environment within.

COMPLETE SYSTEM

The C-Shuttle, a C-Chamber (sold separately), a gas controller (system comes with ProOx P360, other options available) and gas (customer supplied). A nitrogen gas supply is necessary for hypoxia. If CO2 control is necessary, a CO2 controller and tank of CO2 is also required.

CONTROLLERS

Controllers such as the ProOx P360 (pictured above) and similar O2 / CO2 controllers fit the C-Shuttle. They are flexible and very capable.

Three standard C-Chambers sizes are compatible with the C-Shuttle. One of the three should fit most applications.